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- Press the reset button (near the ethernet port) | - Press the reset button (near the ethernet port) | ||
- Turn on the device (by plugging in the ethernet w/ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_over_Ethernet POE]) | - Turn on the device (by plugging in the ethernet w/ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_over_Ethernet POE]) | ||
- Release the reset button after the lights blink red and orange. | - Release the reset button after the lights blink red and orange. (the router will continue blinking until its flashed) | ||
- Ping 192.168.1.20. If it works, you're ready to upload an image. | - Ping 192.168.1.20. If it works, you're ready to upload an image. | ||
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received ACK <block=13468> | received ACK <block=13468> | ||
Once those lines stop coming, the router will take somewhere between 1 and 7 minutes to stop flashing its lights at you. DO NOT unplug or turn off the router until | Once those lines stop coming, the router will take somewhere between 1 and 7 minutes to stop flashing its lights at you. DO NOT unplug or turn off the router until the bottom two green LEDs are solid for a minute. On the older routers the upgrade can take much longer than on the newer routers so be patient. | ||
If you have a PicoStation running AirOS, you can use the following shell script to reflash it without needing to press the reset button: | If you have a PicoStation running AirOS, you can use the following shell script to reflash it without needing to press the reset button: | ||