NETGEAR R6250 Router LEDE Firmware 17.01.0
Dateityp: Firmware.
Betriebssystem: AnyOS.
Dateiname: lede-17.01.0-r3205-59508e3-bcm53xx-netgear-r6250-squashfs.chk.
Bit: 32/64 Bit.
Lizenz: Kostenlos.
Beschreibung
The LEDE Project (“Linux Embedded Development Environment”) is a Linux operating system based on OpenWrt. It is a complete replacement for the vendor-supplied firmware of a wide range of wireless routers and non-network devices.
Installing LEDE over Factory Firmware
Use this procedure if you want to install LEDE on a router running the “factory firmware” that it shipped with:
– The Device Page or Device Techdata page should have a link to an image for a “factory installation.”
– Download that file (called an image file) to your computer.
– Connect directly to the device via an Ethernet cable, if you haven’t already done this. Do not use a Wi-Fi (wireless) connection, because it makes the flashing process less reliable.
– Log into the device’s web interface.
– Locate the page for installing new firmware. This varies by vendor: follow the instructions for reloading/installing firmware in the manufacturer’s user guide.
– Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for transferring/uploading/sending the image file to the router.
– Wait while the router accepts the firmware image, burns it into its flash memory, and then reboots. This can take several minutes: the Device Page may state an expected time for this process.
– Congratulations! The new firmware has been installed.
Installing LEDE Sysupgrade
A sysupgrade erases internal memory, only configuration files are preserved.
You must install again all the packages you installed before the sysupgrade, also enable them again if they added system services.
After a sysupgrade you can restore the setting backup file you generated before the upgrade from Luci’s System → Backup/Flash Firmware page.
Use this procedure if you want to install LEDE on a router that is already running LEDE or OpenWrt:
– Log into the device’s web interface.
Go to the System → Backup/Flash Firmware page.
– Optional, but highly recommended: This is a good time to make a backup of the settings. It makes it easier to revert to the previous state. Click “Generate Archive” to save them on your computer.
– Decide what to do with the “Keep Settings” checkbox
– Optional, if you have custom configurations outside /etc/config : Go to System > Backup/Flash Firmware > Configuration tab. This will allow you to add your custom configuration files to the /etc/sysupgrade.conf file that is read by sysupgrade when it is backing up files. Click “Submit” when done editing.
– To view all the configuration files that will be saved on an upgrade, click the “Open list…” button.
– In the Flash new firmware image section, click “Choose file” to select the image file. Click “Flash image…”
– You will see a “Flash Firmware – Verify“ page which includes information about the image file you are about to install.
– Check that the SHA256sum of the file in the device matches the SHA256 of the file you downloaded and the one in the sha256sums file.
– If it matches, everything is OK, click “Proceed”.
– If it does not match go back and try again, either with the same or with a new image file. DO NOT proceed if the SHA256sums differ, as that’s a corrupt file and will likely brick your device.
– You will see “System – Flashing …” along with a spinning wheel and “Waiting for changes to be applied…” It can take several minutes while the router accepts the firmware image, writes it into its internal memory, and then reboots
– Congratulations! The new firmware has been installed
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