Joined: 08 May 2018 Posts: 7605 Location: Texas, USA
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2020 1:21 Post subject:
I am going to presume that the same result would happen with the firmware.uimage file with 43516 via TFTP. Going to link this thread and attach your logs to an email to the developer to see if we can't get this sorted out. Looking at OpenWRT downloads, I have a feeling that the factory firmware may be like TP-Link, OpenWRT-based. Wondering if there is a magic transition build somewhere along the way that is required as a stepping stone. There has been mention in this thread and others about encrypted firmware. Still, the kernel panic in your log file is not a good thing. _________________ • Official Forum Rules, Guidelines, and Helpful Information • Firmware FAQ • Installation Wiki • Where Do I Download Firmware? •
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in order for me to flash firmware.uimage i had to hook up serial to interrupt the boot up process. every time i flashed firmware-us.bin i use the Buffalo UI. the buffalo UI would not take firmware.uimage it would give me an error message saying "invalid firmware"
When i didnt have the serial connection the only way to restore the router to factory is to hold a AOSS button infront of the router so that it can start to look for a file called "firmware_WHR-600D.ram" which is stock buffalo firmware. at one point i did try to rename firmware.uimage to firmware_WHR-600D.ram but it didnot like that.
since i got the adapter now i was able to flash firmware.uimage r43516 thru the serial terminal however i get the same result
ill keep an eye on it for the next few days and report any issue i encounter.
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Some thing Ive notices on virtual all builds, When i used routers as access points. Ill disable Wan, set a static IP,Assign WAN Port to Switch, and set dhcp forwarder to my main router. the time settings will not update the time on the router. ive tried adding different ntp server. enable/dissable NTP Client.
the only way it updates the time is if i use as a router.
Not major just something i saw.
Joined: 08 May 2018 Posts: 7605 Location: Texas, USA
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2020 10:04 Post subject:
I have one of these in hand now, and am on the test build I posted. After I did all my configurations - especially for the 5GHz radio - saved and rebooted, the 5Ghz radio is broadcasting, but cannot connect and the settings in webUI are missing. I've emailed the developer about it and he is looking into it. Just wanted to share this in case you ran into the same issue. Hopefully this will be resolved soon enough and I can post another test image. _________________ • Official Forum Rules, Guidelines, and Helpful Information • Firmware FAQ • Installation Wiki • Where Do I Download Firmware? •
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