Yes. That's exactly why. It would be a good idea to make sure that the fonera and the router don't have the same IP address. Change either the router's IP or the fonera's IP to '192.168.[number_other_than_1].1' (see "/etc/config/network"). You can of course change the other numbers as well, but why complicate matters.
Consider this a reply to the next post from Slam:
The FF flash utility is a simple gui program. If you run into a problem, by all means use Redboot commands. No other options or secrets exist in the flash utility. _________________ BNP.org.uk
Last edited by meltyblood on Tue Jun 19, 2007 20:08; edited 2 times in total
Hi I have come across a problem using the Freifunk flashing utility trying to install ddwrt.
Using Freifunk to upload the root.fs.bin and vmlinux.bin.l7.lzma, I get this
Code:
df
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/root 2688 2688 0 100% /
Using the good ole fashioned way from ddwrt wiki on another Accton I flashed recently
Code:
df
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/root 2688 2688 0 100% /
/dev/mtdblock/4 4096 340 3756 8% /jffs
Have I overlooked something and is there a way to create the MTD block?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Slam
P.S sorry if this has already been mentioned.
EDIT: I have also just checked the output of "nvram list" and I get nothing back......and yes I did tick "Create Nvram Partition (for DD-WRT)" in the Freifunk flashing utility...
in the network conf I changed the option_address for the lan and wlan to 192.168.10.1
now everyone can see the internet and everything works great, but I can't access the webif from the wired connection still, would this be the firewall on the fonera?
EDIT: also, I changed the busybox port to 81 and am now trying to install thttpd-php, but even if i wget it and try to ipkg install I get an error like this:
Code:
root@Legend:~# ipkg install thttpd-php_2.21b-2_mipsel.ipk
Clearing state_want and state_flag for pkg=thttpd-php (arch_priority=0 flag=16 want=2)
Nothing to be done
An error ocurred, return value: 4.
Collected errors:
Cannot find package thttpd-php.
Check the spelling or perhaps run 'ipkg update'
Last edited by delirium on Tue Jun 19, 2007 10:48; edited 1 time in total
I had it working before but I changed something.
If you want to access the fonera over wan (ie through another router), type this into the command line:
You will then have access over the address the router gets via DHCP (not 192.168.1.1 except with wireless, you may have to reboot). You will be able to ssh in without this because I left port 22 open. Telnet uses port 23. Thank you for pointing this out.
The webinterface shouldn't be concerned with resolv.conf for modifying the hostname. It should have modified this file: "/etc/config/system". You can "vi /etc/config/system" to get it to what you want. The webif developers should fix this, eventually. Please look for more problems and feed me more complaints. _________________ BNP.org.uk
I congratulate you. That was the original purpose of this entire thread. That was why I listed the Redboot commands for 2.6.21.1 or greater kernels. Did you use those instructions? If so, try the FF flasher. I have had no problems flashing with the Freifunk flasher so far, but it is possible that you can run into odd circumstances. It sounds like you used the instructions for the older kernel, since that is precisely the same error I got when I tried older Openwrt flash instructions
Wait, you said "anyone got this trying to fis create vmlinux.bin.l7 with R4?" DD-WRT uses vmlinux.bin.l7 as a kernel, not OpenWrt. What R4 are you referring to?--Technically, vmlinux.bin.l7 is inside the lzma file for openwrt. Redboot handles this. _________________ BNP.org.uk
Last edited by meltyblood on Tue Jun 19, 2007 18:21; edited 1 time in total
I congratulate you. That was the original purpose of this entire thread. That was why I listed the Redboot commands for 2.6.21.1 or greater kernels. Did you use those instructions? If so, try the FF flasher. I have had no problems flashing with the Freifunk flasher so far, but it is possible that you can run into odd circumstances. It sounds like you used the instructions for the older kernel, since that is precisely the same error I got when I tried older Openwrt flash instructions
Wait, you said "anyone got this trying to fis create vmlinux.bin.l7 with R4?" DD-WRT uses vmlinux.bin.l7 as a kernel, not OpenWrt. What R4 are you referring to?
My bad, printed out the wrong (older) instructions. New way works fine.
about my last post. does anyone else get these errors? I'm not able to install anything via ipkg, I keep getting the same error, and I have added the repository link
If you are using Rev4, you shouldn't have to modify the repository list. Ipkg works fine. If you can't install ANYTHING, then you should reflash to Rev 4 and try again. I will try the original package you listed from a new-from-scratch rev 4 flashed router. I have installed other packages during testing without problems, even to mmc and cifs.
Make sure you cd to the directory where you put your ipkgs before you run that command (ie "cd /tmp"). If you want to pull that package from the repositories, run "ipkg update", and "ipkg install [packagename]". There is no need for wget if that package is in one of the three repositories in the list (and it should be).
-- thttpd-php is not a package in my repositories. Where did you find it? _________________ BNP.org.uk
no it's not in any of those repositories, I tried adding the http://www.lillesansfil.org/ipkg repository, but I suspect I get errors because I bet those are white russian builds. I wish I knew where to find a kamikaze build, I don't have enough room to do a lighttpd+php install
this might cause some kind of problem, but it shows up in the ipkg list when I do ipkg update in webif
and I can wget it independent of ipkg right? because that doesn't work either
EDIT: still not working, does show in ipkg update but won't let me install, still gives same error
wget can't fail. It's just a downloader. Make sure you copy the link right. MAKE SURE YOU cd TO /tmp BEFORE YOU USE wget. I don't feel confident about the packages from that repository. It looks like the stuff was built for an old 2.4 kernel, which means it might not even be built for this platform. It might even be broadcom stuff, which is useless for atheros SoCs. _________________ BNP.org.uk
