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The web interface upgrade requires a firmware image with bootloader. The upgrade also overwrite the boot loader and there is no failsafe mode present. If flashing goes wrong, the device is bricked. | The web interface upgrade requires a firmware image with bootloader. The upgrade also overwrite the boot loader and there is no failsafe mode present. If flashing goes wrong, the device is bricked. | ||
- | In order to update from stock to OpenWrt, a specially prepared firmware image is necessary. I created a small tool to ease preparation of such an image: openwrt-imagetool. The source code is available at [[https:// | + | In order to update from stock to OpenWrt, a specially prepared firmware image is necessary. I created a small tool to ease preparation of such an image: openwrt-imagetool. |
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+ | <WRAP round important 90%> | ||
+ | Downloads will be provided once a stable OpenWrt image is available. Until then, you need to create the image by hand. | ||
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+ | /* The source code is available at [[https:// | ||
After starting the program, you simply select TP-Link RE200v1, an original firmware image (from TP-Link), OpenWrt image file and the output directory. The tool then creates the file ' | After starting the program, you simply select TP-Link RE200v1, an original firmware image (from TP-Link), OpenWrt image file and the output directory. The tool then creates the file ' |