D-Link 2750B ver.B1: ART backup needed

Hi all, I've an old router D-Link DSL2750B ver. B1 that I'd like to use with OpenWrt.
I tried the fw openwrt-19.07.7-brcm63xx-generic-DSL274XB-F1-squashfs-cfe-EU and everything worked at first, then I tried to flash another fw and the wifi stopped working. It seems that I've messed up the ART partition so I'd need a working backup of this one to recalibrate it and restore the wireless, could anyone help me?

Hw spec infos: http://en.techinfodepot.shoutwiki.com/wiki/D-Link_DSL-2750B_rev_B1

Thanks in advance.

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Hope someone can help you out.

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OK @Borromini thank you, hoping someone has an ART backup to use

doing a google research with `art.zip ar9287' gives the following link:

Maybe in the absence of better, give those ARTs a try?

Can you tell me please which steps to do ? I never did anything like this before.

I suppose you can access the router and have downloaded the 'to-be-tested' ar9287_art.bin

(win)scp ar9287_art.bin to /tmp

	opkg update
	opkg install kmod-mtd-rw
	insmod mtd-rw i_want_a_brick=1
	mtd write ar9287_art.bin art
	firstboot
	reboot

here I suppose that the ART partition is called art, this is what is called with my TP-link routers, I don't know what is called with D-Link but you can issue cat /proc/mtd
to see that actual partition name.

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@donluca87 In your case it would be cal_data instead of art. So:

# mtd write ar9287_art.bin cal_data

No need for firstboot here, wifi config or wifi reconf should suffice.

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Bingo!
The first attempt went fine and now it works again, thank you very much buddy, you made my day :slight_smile: and I've learned something new.

btw on my device "art" is called "cal_data"

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