so i put a switch in, ran tftp2 with the file in it. pushed the reset button until the router reset and hit the upgrade button at the same time on tftp2. 15 tries and nothing. what am i doing wrong? i have read a few different instructions on how to do this, and cant seem to figure it out.
Doroteo, i tried that, still nothing....i cant add more than 3 replies, so im editing this one.
just to be transparent, i've tried on both windows 10 and 7, i enabled tftt client in windows 7, i'm using the file from the top of this thread, i've tried changing my network adapter to 199.168.0.60 as well as let it find its own. none of it has worked.
Maybe your file name is too large, tp link recovery firmare must have a name like "wr940_tp_recovery.bin", so change the name, use google to fin the correct one.
@jknee00 the reason why you can't flash tftp is above if you want to flash this router you need to do it via the web interface using the system upgrade image in version 5
"Error code: 18005
Upgrade unsuccessfully because the version of the upgraded file was incorrect. Please check the file name."
i tried it with this wr940nv5_us_3_18_1_up_boot(170912).bin
Someone knows if it is really needed to be connected by cable to the router after the LEDE firmware install?
I'm trying to connect to the WR940N after a successfully firmware install, but I can't reach the web GUI.
I'm using another router to connect my computer throw the wifi to the WR940N.
Any help?
From the LEDE User Guide Wireless configuration section...
The wireless UCI configuration is located in /etc/config/wireless.
If the device has ethernet ports, the wireless is turned OFF by default. You can turn it on in /etc/config/wireless by changing option disabled '1' to option disabled '0' (commenting out the line is not sufficient).
Change the LAN IP of your router in the middle to 192.168.1.2. Your PC should then get an address in the 192.168.1.X range. It has to be in the same range as the TP-Link.
@tmomas@mk24 Thanks a lot! Now I could connect and configure my router.
One last question: I configured the wireless, but I see the max rate as 216 instead of 450, someone knows what is wrong? Following my /etc/config/wireless file: