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open-mesh-flash.exe -v prints version information
The 'ethdevice' has to be one of the devices that are part of the supported
device list which follows.
You can either specify its name or the interface number.
1: \Device\NPF_{AB0356CB-A49B-40A6-B6F8-6CFC3E8BF620}
(Description: Microsoft)
2: \Device\NPF_{D124907B-D56D-48AB-A7E1-D0FFB63D61ED}
(Description: Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller)
3)
Plug in AC power now into the power supply or passive POE
injector. Immediately press and hold the reset button (near the Ethernet jack -
might require a small screw driver) for about 7 seconds. The LEDs will flash in
sequence letting you know the device is ready to accept new firmware.
4)
Then type "open-mesh-flash n" where "n" is the Ethernet Device number.
Note the number of your actual Ethernet Device from the list displayed (in this
case, "2").
Note
: Make sure the device is connected to your computer via Ethernet. The
flash should start in a few seconds.
Here is a sample output - yours should look similar:
C:\>open-mesh-flash 2
Peer MAC: 00:12:cf:c9:3c:ed
Peer IP : 192.168.0.1
Your MAC: 00:ba:be:ca:ff:ee
Your IP : 192.168.0.0
A flash size of 8 MB was detected.
rootfs(0x006a0000) + kernel(0x00100000) + nvram(0x00000000) sums
up to 0x007a0000 bytes
Setting IP address...
Loading rootfs...
Sending rootfs, 4096 blocks...
Initializing partitions...
Rootfs partition size now 0x006b0000
Flashing rootfs...
Loading kernel...
Sending kernel, 1408 blocks...
Flashing kernel...
