Open lost-res opened 10 months ago
did u find any fix? I also have same version V9.0.10P18N2B
did u find any fix? I also have same version V9.0.10P18N2B
Nope, but found a way out. Changed the boot image ( using hardware serial pins on the board) to older version and used the script.
did u find any fix? I also have same version V9.0.10P18N2B
Nope, but found a way out. Changed the boot image ( using hardware serial pins on the board) to older version and used the script.
how do you do that. can you explain
did u find any fix? I also have same version V9.0.10P18N2B
Nope, but found a way out. Changed the boot image ( using hardware serial pins on the board) to older version and used the script.
Can you explain.
did u find any fix? I also have same version V9.0.10P18N2B
Nope, but found a way out. Changed the boot image ( using hardware serial pins on the board) to older version and used the script.
how do you do that. can you explain @jaisPank @DroidDotThen
WARNING -- This may brick your router.
This will either boot your router to newly copied alternate rootfs or will corrupt the first rootfs sector and router will automatically switch to alternate rootfs. In my case latter happened and then using telnet i managed to successfully copy alternate rootfs to primary one.
@lost-res
How can I identify the serial pins (Rx, Tx, Gnd) on a router board for a serial connection using a USB to TTL converter ?
Could you provide the steps and nand utility commands needed to copy the second rootfs image sector to the first rootfs image sector?
Is an old image version necessary for this process? If so, how should I proceed?
Any screenshots or insights you could share would be greatly appreciated.
can anyone help with copying rootfs as i have found the serial pins and connected the router via them but now i am unable to proceed further
??help
Hi The script is not working for ver -- F670LV9.0 V9.0.10P18N2B. It was working earlier. It is not able to open telnet port on the router.
nmap shows port 23 as filtered. Am i doing something wrong here ?