The issue in the screenshot looks like you tried updating individual installed software packages using opkg. This may or may not work, but generally it's not a good idea as you will run out of space quickly in that way. And why is there mountd running?!
Anyway, I still don't understand completely what has happened because only using package updates the router should not even reboot...
Agreed, I just updated the snapshot to updated those script but its not boot after that snapshot attempt.
not sure what your post meant, but make sure there's no firewall on your pc, blocking the TFTP calls coming from the router.
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Thanks @frollic for your suggestion, after tern off firewall I am getting it as below
Hey Guys,
You are amazing.. Thanks a lot @daniel and @frollic for your kind support.
Now its up. its working after close my WiFi connection and change ip to 192.168.1.254/32
Many many thanks to you guys 
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Don't forget to turn your firewall back on.
My preference is to give the TFTP server the permissions it's asking for, so it's unnecessary to turn off the firewall.
You can remove them later.
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