I finally decided to return to the original firmware, and I succeded following this guide, and, particularly, following this other guide for restoring TP-Link firmwares.
Now my question is: does have some sense reflashing the complete firmware file, not that cut by me, to the router in order to get living the warranty?
And, in the future, in order to install a new released firmware, how should I treat that file? I will have to cut it as that guide for TP-Link router states?
Thanks for the support.
Hi jwoods, thanks for your reply.
I've cut the firmware file by myself and the router is fully working now.
So I could follow that guide you posted in the TP-Link forum in order to restore the same, complete original firmware to my router?
And what it happens if I reflash the same, complete original TP-Link firmware file through the web interface of the router? I would brick it?
Cheers.
just for saying that, since the router was not bricked, I proceeded as mk24 said, that is reinstalling the original, not cut, firmware through the specific function in the web page of the router and all went good.
I remind that I already reinstalled the original TP-Link firmware file, but that was cut by me.
Cheers
Hi,I'm new to openwrt and I have a TP-WR841N that I like to revert back to stock firmware, but the http://www.friedzombie.com/tplink-stripped-firmware/ is not available anymore and I like to know how I can cut the firmware by myself.