All you need to do is provide a firmware to it via TFTP during this window of time. Especially if previous firmware set the boot_wait variable to on, the router pauses even longer than normal during boot-up to accept a recovery flash. You should attempt to obtain the IP address of the router. If you still receive no response, the IP address may be something other than 192.168.1.1. If it works, you have a good chance of simple recovery. (The -w 2 parameter forces a lower timeout for the ping answer, this makes it easier to get an answer from the bricked router.) You should see at least a few replies from 192.168.1.1 (or whatever IP you needed to use.) Do this several times to be sure. Power the router on with a continuous ping running in a command window: In that case, set your IP manually to something like 192.168.1.77 with 192.168.1.1 as your gateway and then try pinging the router again. If you do not have a good IP, the DHCP Server might not be working.
For simplicity's sake, you can assume "192.168.1.x" will function. If pinging 192.168.1.1 does not work, check the IP Address of your computer and make sure it is assigned an IP address in the subnet of the router IP.
To see if this is possible in your situation, connect your computer with the router using a wired connection and try pinging it. During start-up, the router will pause to accept a temporary firmware upload via TFTP. In the event that the hard reset did not work, there is a way to re-flash the router. Step 1: Finding IP Address and Pinging the Router
Disconnect the router from all cables except the power cable.You follow these instructions at your own risk! Try a Hard Reset First
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If these directions are not followed exactly, you might be forced to use the serial console to recover your router. Note: Read these directions carefully from beginning to end, twice, then execute very carefully. I've made some changes to the original post as you can see below. It works with v8 and v9 - don't know what about previous versions. You may already know that you can recover your WGR614L with a USB-TTL cable (serial console.)īefore you try to recover your router with TTL cable, however, you can try this (I've found it on the NETGEAR forums and tried by myself). It's happened to all of us at some point - you flash your router with experimental or new firmware and find that something gets corrupted or you have a bad firmware build.
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