A few months ago, I purchased a TP-Link RE335 (repeater) for a friend's place and flashed OpenWRT 23.05.4 (I believe) on it and it was working fine. I setup a mesh with another TP-Link Archer and a Netgear EX6130. We were planning some more changes to the setup and today I checked for updates but that repeater is not in the supported list? Am I missing something? Was it removed? Did I accidentally flash a wrong firmware that worked anyway? I'll be up there over xmas so I should be able to get more info but need to know if the documentation just needs to be updated or I did something foolish. How to proceed? (the friend insists it is a RE335 NOT RE355)
Your answer just kind of "muddies the water" for me... Is there a way to get confirmation of whether & which firmware should work or not?
It would be nice to go off of something other than hypotheses.
Kind of your question isnt made of chocolate... What is hardware version of your router (on the box or factory label) and where you would download firmware upgrade for it?
Thanks for the reply. Perhaps the chocolate reference has been lost in translation I should be able to get the hardware ref on the 23rd December. To the best of my knowledge it is a tp-link RE335 v1. The factory firmware should be here
Thanks but that is clearly not the case or I would not have been able to flash openwrt. When I have access to the device in 3 days, what information will be needed and how do I obtain it? More specifically, what commands should I run under openwrt so that I can relay the necessary information to you guys so it can be added to the supported list or at least explain how it is able to run openwrt?
I'm finally on location and can confirm it is a RE335. (which apparently is identical hardware as the RE330 also) I was soo sure I had flashed OpenWRT on it (we purchased it solely for that purpose) but it still has factory firmware. So I guess I should not attempt to use the OpenWRT firmware for RE200 (which is also a 4MB device if I'm not mistaken) or is there another option? @brada4 sorry about the misinformation.