! Found Diversion Standard local backup
from Jun 04 2020 02:10:01 in /jffs/addons/diversion/
1. Install from local backup in /jffs/addons/diversion/
2. New installation
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sh /jffs/scripts/firewall uninstall
@maxsteel, make sure you have a backup of the USB drives contents and also the JFFS partition's contents too (if needed) and store them in a safe place before proceeding.
You may want to see the amtm Step-by-Step guide (please see the link in my signature below for that and other guides) for more details. Also, note that with RMerlin firmware 384.15_0 or later, ignore the part about installing amtm in the guide (it is included in the firmware).
- via the GUI, click on the USB drive and then click on the 'Safely remove USB drive' button. Wait for it to finish, then physically remove the USB.
- If you will re-use the drive in the router again (or not), I suggest you first format it in a PC with NTFS format, before inserting it into the router again.
- If you will be setting up the scripts again (or not), I suggest you 'Format the JFFS partition on the next boot', hit 'Apply' at the bottom of the page and then reboot the router 3 times in the next 15 minutes waiting 5 to 10 minutes between each reboot.
- If you want to use the drive in the router again, insert it into the router and use amtm to format it properly as Ext4 w/journaling and create a 2GB swap file.
HTH.
Hi L&LD, so if I want to remove my usb and don’t want to use it again should I just safe remove the drive ? Are there any file changes on the router itself that needs to be reset/ restore?@maxsteel, make sure you have a backup of the USB drives contents and also the JFFS partition's contents too (if needed) and store them in a safe place before proceeding.
You may want to see the amtm Step-by-Step guide (please see the link in my signature below for that and other guides) for more details. Also, note that with RMerlin firmware 384.15_0 or later, ignore the part about installing amtm in the guide (it is included in the firmware).
- via the GUI, click on the USB drive and then click on the 'Safely remove USB drive' button. Wait for it to finish, then physically remove the USB.
- If you will re-use the drive in the router again (or not), I suggest you first format it in a PC with NTFS format, before inserting it into the router again.
- If you will be setting up the scripts again (or not), I suggest you 'Format the JFFS partition on the next boot', hit 'Apply' at the bottom of the page and then reboot the router 3 times in the next 15 minutes waiting 5 to 10 minutes between each reboot.
- If you want to use the drive in the router again, insert it into the router and use amtm to format it properly as Ext4 w/journaling and create a 2GB swap file.
HTH.
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