[redhawk0]

mild_pats_fan....could you please provide the first 3 octets of the MAC address for this model (DIR-330)

Making it generic only requires changing the last 3...not making them all FF's.

[EDIT] - Thank you for making contact with me...interesting about the MAC's being in the nvram section...and not in the CFE.

Thanx.

redhawk

[redhawk0]

Just as an FYI.

For future CFE.BIN files that you want to make generic before posting.

Here is an example of making a MAC generic.

Buffalo router.

et0macaddr = 00:16:01:00:00:01
il0macaddr = 00:16:01:00:00:02

This way we can preserve the MAC and MAC+1 designation in the CFE...yet it IS generic.

Some routers use et0macaddr and et1macaddr

I've seen where they are MAC and MAC+1....and where they are both the same MAC.

The DIR-330 CFE provided above has both the et0macaddr and et1macaddr variables set to ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff...the nvram.bin file contains the MAC addresses for this particular model.

So....If you are going to make a MAC generic...keep the same first 3 octets like my example of the buffalo above being 00:16:01...then change the last 3 to 00:00:01 for LAN and 02 when the WAN is included as the MAC addresses.

Thank you....if you want to provide a CFE unedited...that's ok too...any that I use for distribution will be modified to a provided MAC address by the "brickee"...but stored in my database with the generic MAC structure as indicate above.

redhawk

[mild_pats_fan]

@redhawk0

I believe tornado knows about this. I have read it somewhere in the mountain of information this board has to offer. When I bricked my router, I was unable to find a lot of info on the dir330. Posted and was offered help by Tornado. I could not find the CFE online in the forums, so he sent me his CFE because I believed at the time I had corrupted it. But, I learned that ours were the same. I was able to pull down the NVRAM and found my MAC. There is mention in a few posts that it is stored there, but no info on how to restore it. That is why I have posted the clean NVRAM with the MAC info and locations for the DIR-330. I will gladly give a full copy of the NVRAM, but the data in it is dependent upon the version of firmware running. This is not that useful. With these two files (CFE and NVRAM-after adding mac) you can JTAG erase all of memory and download both files and then reboot TFTP to 192.168.0.2 any version of firmware you want...OEM, DD-WRT micro, mini and mega.

Given how many times I have bricked and restored this router, I am trying to come up with a repeatable procedure to edit the wiki for the DIR-330. I wish to be able to clearly state how to go from OEM to DD-WRT and back if needed.

mpf

[redhawk0]

[jrat]

Model: WGR614v10 North America
FCC ID: PY309300117
Backup method: TFTP/serial - "tftp put /dev/mtd/0ro ..."
Flash: MX25L3205DM23

[Nekota]

Product: LinkSys WRT54GS v2
FCC ID: Q87-WT54GV22
IC ID: 3839A-WT54GV22
Method: SSH & JTAG

Flash Chip: Intel 28F640J3 4Mx16
CPU : Broadcom BCM4712 Rev 1 CPU chip

[LOM]

[myeyre]

Model: WGR614v8
FCC ID: PY306400057
IC: 4054A-06400057
Flash Chip: MX25L3205A

backuped from web GUI, can be flashed back under DD-WRT.

and a byte swapped version to use with jtag.

[BasCom]

linksys wrt160n v3 cse41 cfe file:

downloaded twice via webinterface, md5summed

d930e4063fb4b07d902322ae351fb052

[BasCom]

here it is now:

a cse31 wrt160n v3

cfe file, brough to us by duncanidahoe

[Dark_Shadow]

[Orbiting234]

I make no promises, but these SHOULD be right if someone wants to take a look at them.

[LOM]

[SlowGrind]

1) Netgear WNDR3300
2) FCC ID: PY308100078
3) Mode of Backup was though the browser.
4) Don’t know
5) IC ID: 4054A-07300072

[maclover201]

Here are all my CFEs, downloaded through the web interface. Hopefully they help someone out.