Yesterday, I flashed DD-WRT, the latest beta version, to my router, an Asus RT-N13U B1.
After flashing DD-WRT, I couldn't get the 3G USB modem to work with it, and thus, I decided to flash back the original firmware onto it.
I needed to put it into restore mode, but it was just not going into the restore mode. Then I read somewhere that after installing DD-WRT, other people had the same problem.
http://www.techenclave.com/networking/how-successfully-borked-ur-asus-142007/
So I connected to my router via telnet, using PuTTY, and ran the "mtd erase linux" command without the quotes.
Even now, it isn't going into restore mode.
Someone please help me with this!!! How do I flash back the old firmware now?
After flashing DD-WRT, I couldn't get the 3G USB modem to work with it, and thus, I decided to flash back the original firmware onto it.
I needed to put it into restore mode, but it was just not going into the restore mode. Then I read somewhere that after installing DD-WRT, other people had the same problem.
http://www.techenclave.com/networking/how-successfully-borked-ur-asus-142007/
So I connected to my router via telnet, using PuTTY, and ran the "mtd erase linux" command without the quotes.
Even now, it isn't going into restore mode.
Someone please help me with this!!! How do I flash back the old firmware now?
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