Folks:
I am a noob who loves to experiment with Openwrt. And now I am hoping to set up a Mesh using regular devices and then write a recipe for it. I realize its cheaper to buy this tech from Amazon once we consider the value of time but I love this....haha...
So, the first question is how to install Openwrt on RP-N53 (it "rPeeee" and not rTeeeee)!
I could not find a factory bin and so far I have been unsuccessful in using a tftp put on this device.
I tried this trendy...Asus interface fails it as soon as I try. I tried even an earlier build and I get the same message. I renamed the file as openwrt.trx and it still failed...
I tried different techniques like pin down for 30 seconds immediately before powerup and held on.
or after normal book, kept the reset pin down for 30 seconds...
Also tried by setting my laptop to 192.168.1.11 / 255.255.255.0 and tried to see if I can catch the tftp early in the boot cyle...and try timeout of 90 and then put the image...
Any suggestions to try?
Hi gibi: I am using ubuntu 19.04 desktop and I could not figure out how to do that. I know exactly how to do that on a Windows machine and perhaps I should try this on a win7 or Win10 machine.
I wrote something like instruction.
English is not my main laguage, so sorry for my grammar.
Edit: Also i cannot upload images to wiki, so if you can, copy paste image from my previous post to the second step
As you labeled TP2 as "TX", therefore we solder TP2 to the "RX" of the USB-to-UART device?
Similarly, TP1 is labeled as "RX", so we solder TP1 to the "TX" of the USB-to-UART device?
Which voltage level should the RX and TX pads accept from the USB-to-UART device? 3.3V or 5V?