"When you're trying to manually update it, what error do you get? " I don't get any error message. I behavethat it would be working but in the end, it is the same result without any changing effect. Consider it the same when you do windows update.
"Did you unzip the file prior to uploading it to the router? " Yes, I did unzip the file and then uploaded at web browser.
"Did you unzip the file prior to uploading it to the router? " Yes, I did unzip the file and then uploaded at web browser.
One thing you can try is to "factory reset" the router before you apply the update.
But before you do that, create a backup of your current configuration.
So:
backup settings
reset router
apply update
Then, if the update works, you can either reconfigure the router – if it isn't too complicated – or you can restore the backup.
Be warned that retiring the backup can cause problems. It just may be that the configuration has errors that will arise from the dead, zombie like, and cause problems. Just keep your eye open for that.
You might also try doing a little bit of a stepped approach instead of going to the latest firmware. You are 13 versions behind. Maybe one of them changed the partitioning size
You are 13 versions behind. Maybe one of them changed the partitioning size
Crikey. I didn't notice that.
You might also try doing a little bit of a stepped approach instead of going to the latest firmware.
That is a good approach. If you don't want to try one step at a time, one way to home in on the key update is to pick one half way between your firmware and the latest.
Keep trying a similar approach – half steps up and down – until it works.
