Play Turn Smart router-wrtnode Development Board [refresh firmware]

Firmware Update method for Wrtnode

The fun of the machine is in it, but the fun and the risk coexist.

One: Prepare the firmware

See Compiling Wrtnode firmware, if you do not want to compile yourself, you can download the Wrtnode factory firmware directly, Linux kernel 3.10.44, or the newer firmware, the Linux kernel 3.14.18.

Second: Refresh firmware

There are two common methods of brushing machines:

Method One: Brush the machine through the Web interface

PC connected to Wrtnode WiFi or PC via network cable and Wrtnode connected, after successful connection, open the browser, in the address bar input I.wrtno.de or 192.168.8.1 or Openwrt.lan, enter the Luci interface of the OpenWrt, enter your login password (if you have not changed the password, the password is empty).

In the system-- Backup/upgrade , refresh the firmware, select the location of the firmware, click Refresh firmware .

As shown, the last configuration is saved by default when the firmware is refreshed, and the last configuration is not saved if not ticked.

Wait for the upload to complete, click to execute , then start to erase flash, to be patient wait a few minutes, in the process do not power off or manually disconnect WiFi. After the completion of the erase will automatically restart the Wrtnode, if the operation is correct, you can see the wrtnodexxxx again, re-connect.

Method Two: Through the command line brush machine

The PC is connected to the Wrtnode Wi-Fi or via a network cable to the Wrtnode, and the Linux system uploads the firmware with SCP, and the Windows system can upload the firmware winscp software.

Place the firmware in the/tmp directory of the Wrtnode. Open the Putty,ssh to the Wrtnode. Execute the following command at the command line:

[Email protected]:~ #mtd write-r Openwrt-ramips-mt7620n-wrtnode-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin firmware

Write Flash:

Restart:

If neither of these methods is possible, see the Saving Bricks Tutorial

Play Turn Smart router-wrtnode Development Board [refresh firmware]