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Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Alexandro
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wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Good day
Need help restoring firmware.
After turning on the wireless point, it hangs.
connected the wireless point through the COM port and saw an error (Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block (31.3))
I want to replace the firmware which is located at 0x00150000.
Please tell me the commands to install the firmware for this address
I understand Linux badly.

Model: WNAP320|ProSafe Wireless-N Access Point
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RaghuHR
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Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Hi @Alexandro 

 

Glad that it worked for you. Could you please mark this thread as resolved by clicking "Accept as solution" with your closing comment so that other community user will get benifit.

 

Feel free to reach us if you have any further questions.

 

Thanks,

Raghu

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RaghuHR
NETGEAR Expert

Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Hi @Alexandro 

 

Weclome to the Netgear community.  To know more about your case could you please tell us WNDAP320 is in standalone mode or managed by any controller? What is the current firmware version?

 

Thanks,

Raghu

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Alexandro
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Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Managed by the controller. And most likely the wireless point began to be updated using the controller and there was a power outage at this moment. version was 3.7.9.0 - updated manually before failure

 

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RaghuHR
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Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Hi @Alexandro 

 

Could you please let us know the model of controller and firmware version of the controller?

How many APs are in this state?

Is this issue you are seeing first time when you tries to manage ?

Is your WNAP320 running quite sometime and recently you are seeing this issue?

 

Thanks,

Raghu

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Alexandro
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Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Hi @RaghuHR 

 

controller WC7520  version 2.5.0.47


I started to configure it for the first time; for the first time we set up the controller and the wireless
and the only wireless failed
the rest of the wireless work is fine

 

I downloaded the firmware from the official site, pulled out the file with the firmware from the archive. It turned out to download this firmware to a wireless one using a COM port. to the address 0x80000000 via tftp protocol, then which command to enter in order for the firmware to be written or set to the address 0x00150000-0x00760000: "rootfs"?

 

There is no possibility to connect the wireless to the old controller, it burned out and cannot be restored
A new exactly the same controller was purchased, but the problem is that the wireless one does not work, I would like to restore it

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Alexandro
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Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Or I do not correctly understand how to restore wireless work. I would be very grateful if you help me

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Alexandro
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Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Can you tell me, is there exactly the same wireless, working, with what commands or how can I make a copy of the firmware and upload it to the non-working one?

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RaghuHR
NETGEAR Expert

Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Hi @Alexandro 

Please follow the steps in the attached pdf file to recover your AP.

 

Let us know how it goes.

 

Thanks,

Raghu

 

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Alexandro
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Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

 

OMG!
Thanks you very much!

it all worked

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RaghuHR
NETGEAR Expert

Re: wnap 320 - firmware recovery

Hi @Alexandro 

 

Glad that it worked for you. Could you please mark this thread as resolved by clicking "Accept as solution" with your closing comment so that other community user will get benifit.

 

Feel free to reach us if you have any further questions.

 

Thanks,

Raghu

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