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R6900v2 flash complete but power light stays amber #146

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phdfloppa opened this issue Apr 6, 2024 · 3 comments
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R6900v2 flash complete but power light stays amber #146

phdfloppa opened this issue Apr 6, 2024 · 3 comments

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@phdfloppa
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Trying to go back to stock firmware. Previously had OpenWrt installed on the router.

Having similar issues to this user #140. The router turns on but the power LED stays a solid amber color. Seems to be bricked. If I turn on the router by holding the reset button first, the light turns amber and then flashes white. I only have the power plugged in and one ethernet cable plugged LAN port 1.

Here is the full output log:

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>nmrpflash.exe -i net13 -f R6900v2-V1.2.0.16_1.0.1.img -vv
Waiting for Ethernet connection (Ctrl-C to skip).
Adding 10.164.183.252 to interface net13.
Advertising NMRP server on net13 ... -
Received configuration request from b0:39:56:1f:52:2d.
Sending configuration: 10.164.183.253/24.
Received upload request without filename.
Using remote filename 'R6900v2-V1.2.0.16_1.0.1.img'.
Uploading R6900v2-V1.2.0.16_1.0.1.img ... Drained 0 packet(s) from rx buffer in 219 ms
OK (32878875 b)
Waiting for remote to respond.
Received keep-alive request (142).
Remote finished. Closing connection.
Reboot your device now.

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>```
@jclehner
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jclehner commented May 9, 2024

Also, try setting your computers IP to 10.164.183.252, and try pinging 10.164.183.253. These are the IP addresses used by nmrpflash by default - maybe your device "remembers" these addresses?

From #140: Have you tried this?

@phdfloppa
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Also, try setting your computers IP to 10.164.183.252, and try pinging 10.164.183.253. These are the IP addresses used by nmrpflash by default - maybe your device "remembers" these addresses?

From #140: Have you tried this?

What should I do, specifically? Should I use nmrpflash, reboot the device, then change my IP to the first one (
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), open cmd and type ping 10.164.183.253?

@jclehner
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Exactly!

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