So I had a look at what else was at and noticed a 3.0 directory. That had different paths defined and they actually worked: src/gz chaos_calmer_base

Update: I installed an older version of the OpenWRT firmware out of curiosity. If not, does anyone know how I might be able to deduce this information myself? Is there some config file or something on the image that would reveal it? I don't want to potentially brick my system by uploading an incorrect image. So.ĭoes anyone know which firmware I need to download from OpenWRT directly in order to flash onto a GL-iNet GL-AR300M? I do know that it's somewhere within ar71xx though because of the opkg errors. However, I see that there are several possible options at and GL-iNet's firmware file name (gl-ar300m-3.0-1011_clean) offers no indication of which one I might need. Since sysupdate also fails with similar error messages, I thought perhaps I could simply flash the device myself with the latest version of OpenWRT. The latest version of the firmware however is 18.06.2. I noticed that the firmware that GL-iNet provides is based on OpenWRT 18.06.0-rc1. * opkg_download: Failed to download, wget returned 8. In addition, I then get this: Collected errors: If not, is it possible to not need those files? Is there an alternative download location that I can use that actually contains these missing files? Remove wrong Signature file.īrowing to the repository in my browser confirms that the. Updated list of available packages in /var/opkg-lists/glinet_core That's fine, but trying to install it - and even trying to update opkg results in a string of error messages like: Downloading Having installed this new firmware, I have discovered to my surprise that OpenVPN support is not included by default and I am supposed to install it. I was having some problems with OpenVPN using two different VPN services on firmware 2.x, so I decided to update to firmware 3.x to see if that would resolve the issue.

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