I have two pieces of Archer C5 (AC1200) router since last week and must say that it looks like a solid choice. Some further ideas are really appreciated, And just in case - due to my knowledge 30-30-30 reset means holding reset with router 30 second ON-30 seconds OFF-30 seconds ON. Īgain - OpenWRT works good and could be installed through web interface and revert to stock firmware over the TFTP as well. It look Archer waiting for triger to boot. In this moment LEDs stops to signaling and the only power LED stay on. What is most interesting the Archer is only half-bricked after every attempt of installing DD-WRT and it seems initial initialization goes till boot. after every attempt of installing DD-WRT is the only solution to make Archer alive again recovery procedure over TFTP (with original firmware only) the only firware, which could be instaled on my Archer so far is original firmware (both version) and - funny - OpenWRT (all through the router Web interface) Every attempt ends with single LED on (power) in eighth step. It seems that this is not the right way for my Archer. I've tried to repeat procedure few times and ones even from the first version of stock firmware. Thank You for detailed info - I've done exactly as You wrote. How has performance performance and reliability been with DD-WRT on C5? Wondering if I should wait or give it a try right away. You can use this file in the dd-wrt web interface to revert back to TP-Link software/firmware. There's a webrevert file for the v1.20 (v1) C5 in the sticky thread "Files for reverting from DD-WRT to STOCK FIRMWARE". If you ever need to revert back to the stock firmware, you don't need to TFTP. Then log into the firmware to confirm everything is working. Give the router a few minutes to complete the installation.
TP LINK AC1200 ARCHER A5 INSTALL
Log in to the router web interface and install the factory-to-ddwrt.bin through the firmware/software upgrade menu (NOT TFTP).Ĩ. Download a compatible factory-to-ddwrt release. Then log in to the firmware to confirm everything is working.ĥ. After installation is complete, give it a few minutes to reboot. bin you downloaded through the firmware/software upgrade menu (NOT TFTP).Ĥ. Log in to the router web interface and install the. If I were you, I'd follow my steps EXACTLY.ġ. All my flashing was done through the router web interface. It's worth mentioning that I didn't use TFTP at all to flash my router. 1.2 I guess) and with which version? Thank You a lot! MRSteakface, would you be so kind and tell me how did you flash your Archer (ver. I have the three antenna version as well, v1.20 and am using the C5 release of dd-wrt. I had to tell the computer to reconnect but haven't had any issues since. I noticed the other day that my wireless connection had dropped overnight. Posted: Tue 19:02 Post subject: Re: Archer C5 (3-antenna version) with C7 firmware build 264 Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler! We have also example of routers with 5GHz internal antennas + 2.4GHz external so that is also a possibility for the C5v2. That is the the radios capability but it might be run with only 2 streams. Is there a "keep alive" setting that I don't know of? The wifi connection is still up and running but loading a webpage seems impossible untill I turn the connection off and on. I have a Ciscorouter from my ISP (cable) and use the archer as an accesspoint. When connected the speed is fine but after a while my laptop or iPhone won't connect to the internet. Yesterday I flashed the build 26446 version for the archer C7 on my 3-antenna version of the Archer C5. Posted: Tue 17:04 Post subject: Archer C5 (3-antenna version) with C7 firmware build 26446
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