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; Avevo gia' visto quella pagina perņ quel procedimento di installazione č valido solo per Linux..
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tftp Installation
tftp is mainly recommended for those looking to install their own self compiled images of OpenWrt, because it can also be used to recover from a problem and allow you to put on another Firmware Image, whether it is OpenWrt or the original from LinkSys. This is only relevant in the event that something happens to the router, the install was interrupted or the code causes the router to crash. You can then use tftp to reflash the router with another firmware. If something happens to you router the Web Interface may not be available to you. This is where tftp shines!
To install OpenWrt using atftp on Linux type the command:
atftp --trace --option "timeout 1" --option "mode octet" --put --local-file openwrt-xxx-x.x-xxx.bin 192.168.1.1
Next power up your router, and hit your reset button. If it doesn't work keep trying. If you have the "Boot_wait" option "on" you can probably turn the router on first, then run the atftp client and skip hitting the reset button.
For more information on installing OpenWrt using tftp visit OpenWrtViaTftp