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| ===== Installation ===== | ===== Installation ===== | ||
| - | This article will be added soon, see [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/oldwiki/openwrtdocs/hardware/mikrotik/rb100|oldwiki]] now. | + | This article will be completed soon, see [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/oldwiki/openwrtdocs/hardware/mikrotik/rb100|oldwiki]] now. |
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| + | :!: If you flash OpenWrt from NetBoot facility, you will lose your RouterOS licence. | ||
| The installation of OpenWrt on this board is only possible by using the NetBoot facility - you will boot into the RAMdisk version of OpenWrt and use it to flash the permanent OpenWrt image into NAND. You will need: | The installation of OpenWrt on this board is only possible by using the NetBoot facility - you will boot into the RAMdisk version of OpenWrt and use it to flash the permanent OpenWrt image into NAND. You will need: | ||
| - A serial port (or a USB-RS232 serial converter) and a null modem cable as console (standard serial cable wont work). | - A serial port (or a USB-RS232 serial converter) and a null modem cable as console (standard serial cable wont work). | ||
| - | - An ethernet port to download the NetBoot kernel and the NAND image. | + | - An ethernet port and cable to download the NetBoot kernel and the NAND image. |
| - A DHCP server to tell the RB1xx where to get it's netboot image (e.g. DnsMasq). | - A DHCP server to tell the RB1xx where to get it's netboot image (e.g. DnsMasq). | ||
| - A TFTPD server to supply the NetBoot image to load a barebone OpenWrt RAMdisk image (e.g. DnsMasq). | - A TFTPD server to supply the NetBoot image to load a barebone OpenWrt RAMdisk image (e.g. DnsMasq). | ||
| - A web server to serve up the permanent version of the OpenWrt kernel and rootfs (you can use SCP as well). | - A web server to serve up the permanent version of the OpenWrt kernel and rootfs (you can use SCP as well). | ||
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| + | Connect your RouterBoard using both ethernet and null modem cable to a PC. | ||
| ==== Building images ==== | ==== Building images ==== | ||
| See [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/build|official howto]] for more info. | See [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/build|official howto]] for more info. | ||
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| + | :!: If you select the squashfs image, it may take quite a few minutes for the device to power on. | ||
| You will have to run the building process twice, because you will need both RAMdisk image and stock OpenWrt kernel+rootfs. | You will have to run the building process twice, because you will need both RAMdisk image and stock OpenWrt kernel+rootfs. | ||
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| * Target Profile: | * Target Profile: | ||
| - | ==== Using Linux ==== | + | ==== Linux howto ==== |
| + | ==== Windows howto ==== | ||
| - | ==== Using Windows ==== | + | :!: Disable ANY firewall on your PC. |
| + | - Download [[http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html|Putty]], run it, select Connection type: **Serial**, Serial line: **COMx** (x = number, depends on your configuration), Speed: **115200**, and Open. | ||
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