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I have a 702n router and I've tried to replace it's original 2MB chip with an 8MB one with a new u-boot. It didn't work: power LED ignited at half brightness, network interface didn't go up. I soldered the original chip back it worked.
At this point I've no idea what went wrong. It could be the whole image or the u-boot part. @pepe2k, do you have any ideas about the debugging process?
Here's how I've prepared the 8MB image.
Compile u-boot
git clone https://github.com/pepe2k/u-boot_mod.git
cd u-boot_mod
ln -vs ~/aa/attitude_adjustment/staging_dir/toolchain-mips_r2_gcc-4.6-linaro_uClibc-0.9.33.2 toolchain
newline=$(($(grep -no "export MAKECMD=" Makefile|head -1|cut -d ':' -f 1)+1))
awk "NR==${newline}{print \"export PATH:=\$(BUILD_TOPDIR)/toolchain/bin/:\$(PATH)\"}7" Makefile|tee Makefile| head -7
sed -Ei 's/(mips-)(linux-)gnu-/\1openwrt-\2uclibc-/' Makefile
make tplink_wr703n
Here's the md5 if it could make any sense: 3eeecc9c1a2654e00aee6876f0dc23ed *uboot_for_tp-link_tl-wr703n.bin
I've tried to mount extracted partitions, none worked. At this point I'm rally lost as all this maths is based on some internet knowledge and I've no idea how to verify partitions and u-boot image.
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@pepe2k, that's a typo, sorry, I've done this for 703n. 702n is the same router as 703n one. It misses a few smd parts (related to USB) and a USB port and has a smaller ROM. Will give this image a try, but I don't think the issue is related to u-boot itself.
I have a 702n router and I've tried to replace it's original 2MB chip with an 8MB one with a new u-boot. It didn't work: power LED ignited at half brightness, network interface didn't go up. I soldered the original chip back it worked.
At this point I've no idea what went wrong. It could be the whole image or the u-boot part. @pepe2k, do you have any ideas about the debugging process?
Here's how I've prepared the 8MB image.
Compile u-boot
Here's the md5 if it could make any sense:
3eeecc9c1a2654e00aee6876f0dc23ed *uboot_for_tp-link_tl-wr703n.bin
Extract original image
Prepare the new, 8MB image
I've tried to mount extracted partitions, none worked. At this point I'm rally lost as all this maths is based on some internet knowledge and I've no idea how to verify partitions and u-boot image.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: