>65K NVRAM used caused kernel panic on next reboot. This is taken from this forum and the a couple of PM'sġ. Phoenix127 news on the replacement, but not there yet if you still have a problem.įor me, it's getting confusing on the different issues on the R8500, so here's what I understand the problems to be and their outcomes. To prove the "Vietnam" hardware being different claim, its probably worth getting the above info in addition to the previously found strings in the board_data partition.ītw, this info is held in the mtd0 partition. Ifconfig Configure the Ethernet interfaceįor more information about a command, enter 'help command-name'Įt0macaddr value found: 00:00:00:00:00:00 Save Save a region of memory to a remote file via TFTP Load Load an executable file into memory without executing it
Show clocks Show current values of the clocks.īatch Load a batch file into memory and execute itīoot Load an executable file into memory and execute it I found another way to identify the board hardware that will work irrespective of the firmware installedīoot the router with a serial connection present. I've posted a couple of ideas on how we might be able to move this forwards. Lets move that specific issue to the other forum posting you listed.
The router successfully boots into the stock firmware. I do have open questions in the thread (whether the offset parameter in CFE can permit the installation of the code outside the bad block areas and whether the code can be installed and booted from a USB stick). That thread contains a boot log showing dd-wrt failing to boot. With respect to my R6250, I opened this thread a few months ago to request help: It's clear that you've done a great deal of work looking at the issues on the R8500 so thank you very much. do you know from the logs which blocks are bad on this device and what partition that sits in ? You should be able to determine this from a serial boot log. Presumably if it won't take stock firmware, then its up for replacement. I suggest we split this out as a different post as its not the same model. I assume the exception is the start of the partition. Kong confirms dd-wrt handles badblocks in "most places". Phoenix127 - R6250 unable to upgrade due to bad FLASH.
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