Wallace_n_Gromit
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Just One Word: SWEEEEEEEET!
I was browsing my new GUI interface with John's fork, configuring to my liking, (didn't get to SSHing/installing 3rd party apps yet) and then (The Old Girlfriend showed up at the front door) i.e. noticed your post about resetting my JFFS settings (in SSH).Try resetting your JFFS settings:
Code:nvram set jffs2_enable=1 nvram set jffs2_format=0 nvram set jffs2_on=1 nvram unset jffs2_size nvram commit
Then reboot.
Soooooo ... Dropped the new girlfriend off at the bus station but saved her number just in case (i.e. saved the NVRAM and JFFS partition settings in RT-AC68U_374.43_46E9j9527)
What I did: | JFFS mounted? |
Flashed RT-AC68U_374.43_46E9j9527 | yes! Though JFFS was initially unmounted [Format JFFS partition at next boot] Yes/Apply/Reboot--mounted JFFS |
flashed directly to 386.1 | no |
[Format JFFS partition at next boot] Yes/Apply/Reboot | no (can't SSH into router in 386.1 dropbear fails to load) UPDATE: w/ v. 386.1_2, SSH now works even if JFFS is unmounted |
flashed directly to 384.19 --That dang captcha causes problems logging in so had to power off/press hold WPS/ power on/wait for rapid power LED flash/release WPS. | yes!!! (Plan at this point was to SSH into the router and try the nvram commands offered by @RMerlin to mount the JFFS--but surprisingly it mounted!) CODE: nvram set jffs2_enable=1 nvram set jffs2_format=0 nvram set jffs2_on=1 nvram unset jffs2_size nvram commit Reboot |
PART 2: | |
[Factory Default Restore] w/ "Initialize..." checked | yes! |
Reboot 384.19 | yes! |
Flashed 386.1 | yes!!! My JFFS partition now mounts in 386.1 |
Part 3: | |
[Factory Default Restore] w/ "Initialize..." checked | yes! |
Reboot 386.1 | yes! |
power off 10 seconds/press hold WPS/ power on/wait for rapid power LED flash/release WPS. | yes! |
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