If you found the instructions on the WZR-HP-AG300H page unclear, please
update the wiki to either note how this can be done in you circumstance or
modify it to  point to the WZR-600DHP page for this circumstance.

Thanks, and enjoy the router!


On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 5:34 AM, Rick Green <r...@aapsc.com> wrote:

> On Thu, 2 Jan 2014, camden lindsay wrote:
>
>  The  Buffalo WZR-HP-AG300H definitely works on 12.09 and newer trunk
>> builds.  Not sure of current trunk,
>> but in the next few days can try a build and push to my spare router.
>> I flashed via tftp initially, not sure about other methods.  My
>> semi-smart switch was too slow to pick up
>> the link state change / arp propogation- but the environment worked if i
>> was plugged directly into a cheap
>> switch and/or into the switch that is part of another router.
>>
>> To your question of upgrades;
>> 1. the tftp flash is built into the bootloader, which OpenWRT does not
>> overwrite.  IT is the first bit of
>> code that is run by the router before it kicks off to the kernel
>> 2.  If upgrading using LUCI i believe you use the 'sysupgrade' image,
>> same as if you were using the
>> command line utility 'sysupgrade'
>> http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/generic.sysupgrade
>>
>> hope this helps
>>
>>  Thanks for the quick reply.  I got openwrt successfully loaded by using
> the sysupgrade image, and the directions for installation from the
> buffalo-branded DD-wrt that I found on the WZR-600DHP product page.  The
> 'factory firmware' delivered on my router was actually dd-wrt, and since
> the WZR-600DHP page claims that router is essentially the same as mine, I
> figured I'd give it a try...
>
> Rick
>
>
>>
>> On Wed, Jan 1, 2014 at 5:38 PM, Rick Green <r...@aapsc.com> wrote:
>>       Today, I attempted to load openwrt on the above hardware, using the
>> factory firmware flash
>>       method, according to the instructions on the hardware-specific
>> page.  The 'upgrade firmware'
>>       routine returned with a failure message after only about five
>> seconds.  Thinking the image
>>       might be corrupted, I downloaded it a second time, but both copies
>> compared equal, and still
>>       no joy.
>>         The table of hardware lists 'trunk' as the required openwrt
>> version, yet the
>>       product-specific page indicates that the 12.09 release version is
>> appropriate.  Is that
>>       incorrect, and I should compile my own from the current svn?
>>         Is there a possibility that the TFTP load image might work?
>>  Should I set up the right
>>       environment for tftp and try that image?
>>
>>         Assuming that I'm able to get openwrt loaded, and at some point I
>> wish to re-flash with a
>>       newer release, how might I do it?  Is the TFTP flash routine
>> built-in to the hardware, or is
>>       it part of the factory firmware, and will disappear with a
>> successful flash of openwrt?  If I
>>       want to use the Luci facility to upgrade the firmware, what is an
>> 'appropriate image'? Would I
>>       use the 'factory' version, the 'tftp' version, or something else?
>>
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