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Thank you, but It doesn't work. I have also setup the static ip in the dhcp table of my modem A (TP-Link TD-W8970) and then tried also to disable the static ip in the network configuration file of router B. The Router B has its correct ip (192.168.1.140) and also the devices connect to it via ethernet have their correct ones, but it can't connect to internet. Furthermore I don't see its IP in the table of connected clients of modem A, also the wan led of router B flashes continuously.

Do you think the problem is with modem A? Maybe do I have to set anything particular with ports or firewall? Qasdfdsaq wrote: What is the IP address of your modem A? I've assumed it's 192.168.1.1 but it could really be anything - and you need to know what it is. If you know it, can you ping it from router B (ssh) when configured as above? What about changing WAN proto from 'static' to 'dhcp' - if you've tried this earlier, did it get an IP address? The ip of modem A it's 192.168.1.1, it's correct, from other devices connected to it I can ping it.

I've tried both static and dhcp for wan on router B but doesn't work. With proto static the ping to 192.168.1.1 freezes in loop at first packet, it does not go on nor stop. With proto dhcp the ping stops and gives 'network unreachable'.

Also with dhcp it doesn't show ip in ifconfig result nor in the clients list of modem A. Here's is my result of 'ifconfig -a' with proto static.

Lelekx wrote: In despite of official OpenWRT's DIR-600 B5 wiki, the router works great under OpenWRT control - WAN, LAN, WLAN and LEDs are fully functional. All you have to do is to build DIR-610 A1 'initramfs-uImage' and 'squashfs-sysupgrade' images and upload them exactly as described here: Prebuilt images are availlable here: When using 'sysupgrade', add '-F' switch. Hi, i I built DIR-610 A1 initramfs-uImage, but when I load it to ram I got a looping during boot, as desbribed here: Can you help me? I also compiled a newest release and got into a loop during boot. But then I realized that the OP wrote a post in March 2014, so I decided to try an older release from March 2014, and it worked! I used (more or less randomly) release 39923. The router works now in WiFi client mode (not available in factory firmware) and is very stable with good wireless speed.

I noticed, though, that opkg does not work, but perhaps that can be fixed (didn't want to dig into that, since I made the image for my friend who does not need this functionality). Also, the release 39923 does not compile, if I include radvd package. Here are my images: openwrt-ramips-rt305x-dir-610-a1-initramfs-uImage.bin md5: 829a60e6a5dde0e16400072ab6aa63d2 openwrt-ramips-rt305x-dir-610-a1-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin md5: f3a265b9af2038040adff2 And here is an image, which can be flashed directly from the original factory Web GUI through firmware upgrade (no need to solder a serial port): openwrt-ramips-rt305x-dir-600-b5-squashfs-factory.bin md5: b2a0fded2fd62dde0bd15c.

Is the router functioning in general? For example, can you get an IP address from DHCP, is there a OpenWRT wifi network, does it replies to pings? If so, telnet should work (it did in my case). Otherwise, the firmware might not have been installed.

I actually have not tested the firmware for flashing from Web GUI: I prepared it manually by modifying the header in HEX editor after I returned the router to my friend. So I myself flashed the firmware through serial.

But if router accepts the firmware during Web flash, it should be correct. Hi I'm trying to use the D-Link DIR 600 B5 as a wireless bridge. The reason for this is because I want to get a more stable connection for my PS4 since sony seem to have cheaped out on whatever wireless receiver they installed and really I don't want to have to run a huge length of cable to my ps4 since the router is shared with my housemates and it's positioned on another floor of the house. So instead I'd rather try use this old router and run a cable from it into the ps4 I have a few questions: 1) Will this work for the purpose I stated above? 2) The directions I've read so far in this thread start by saying 'solder a serial port'? I know how to solder but my experience is with re-wiring guitars and pickups, not dealing with circuit boards soooo what exactly do I need to solder in this?

Hello Guys, after hard working i have it done, who installing openwrt on my Dlink DIR600 B5, without connect it to Serial Port. Now what you are required for this? You need to download this Files: - -2. You need a local Webhost to download a part of Firmware to your Dlink.

You have an NFS-Server online (to make it easier flash first part of Firmware.) Now thats it! For the background: I had compiled my own firmware.bin form the Original Source Code from the Dlink Server. (GPL Source v2.17) In this case I have build it with busybox v1.19.1 with any more functions in it. The telnetd daemon you need to get burn the uloader.img to the router. The telnetd daemon is available on the Port 2323 and you don't need any login data!) ( This configure I used: ) - 192.168.0.1 Router IP (@ first part of flash) - 192.168.0.2 My Client PC (@ first part of flash) -192.168.1.1 Router IP (in sec. Part) - 192.168.1.2 My Client PC (in sec. Part) My NFS-Server + Webhost Folder is: /var/www.In there is a Subfolder who called dlink, witch the openwrt.img's are copied into it.

($ cp openwrt-ramips-rt305x-dir-610-a1-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin openwrt-ramips-rt305x-dir-610-a1-initramfs-uImage.bin /var/www/dlink/ ! Don't forget the right chmod + chown! $ sudo chown -R nobody:nogroup /var/www/dlink && sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/dlink ) So when you finished all downloads and maked your Server Live, you are ready to bring it On: 1.

Flash MyBuild Frimware (dir600bv2.17bbox-v1.19.1.bin) to device. (You can use the emergency room or the normal Upload Site from the router.) 2. After the Router is rebooted you can connect via telnet to your device: $ telnet 192.168.0.1 2323 3. When you connected you need to upload the uImage.bin to device. (Via wget tftp ftp get/put nfs-mount.) In this case I used nfs-mount to flash it: $ mount -o nolock -t nfs 192.168.0.2:/var/www /home $ cd /home/dlink $ busybox flashunlock /dev/mtd/2 # don't use /dev/mtdblock/2, this is the wrong path to flash!

$ busybox flashcp openwrt-ramips-rt305x-dir-610-a1-initramfs-uImage.bin /dev/mtd/2 # Now don't turn off device or you get a brick! After 1-2 min the Command are finished.

You see it when a new Line are displayed. $ ) $ reboot -f # Now Reboot. After that the Power LED goes On, then Off, then blinking 5-10 sec. In that time when its blinking the LED for the first LAN should me lights UP. Your PC is connect to it. ^^) Now at the end of booting device the Power+LAN1 Lights are ON.

Then the Openwrt Web Interface are available @ 192.168.1.1. Your PC you gived the IP: 192.168.1.2. You can now flash the openwrt-ramips-rt305x-dir-610-a1-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin Firmware to Device.! After the next Reboot, IT DONE!!!! Now Have fun with the Next Generation Firmware: Openwrt:-D (Sorry for my bad English but iam from Germany and iam really dump in English session @ School ^^) So have a nice time. MFG Master X.