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你可能喜欢r6300v2的基友有福了，梅林固件已出
[size=120%]r6300v2的梅林固件已放出，本人已刷1.1版本，各项功能使用正常，很稳定。[/size][img]./mon_/334_557d7c902f8ec.png[/img][color=red][size=150%]本人纯转帖，刷成砖头什么的与本人无关。[/size][/color]发布地址：[url]/thread-.html[/url]
刷刷刷 不刷不是中国人！[s:ac:goodjob]
R6300V2明天早上就到，正好赶上
这不是华硕的界面吗。。。
然而我刷来刷去最终还是刷回了官方
擦 搜索发现399神价
怎么做到的。。
尼玛，刚买R7000没多久就出梅林……R6300V2你滚去当中继去！
这个和tomato DDwrt 的固件哪个好呢?新手不是很懂 但是贪便宜入了个R6300V2
[s:dt:惊]出的真及时....R7000刚下单……是R7000还是买R6300V2
DD固件或者TT固件的：通过ssh执行[nvram get]命令(例如：nvram get boardnum) ，检查如下三个参数boardnum=679，boardtype=0x0646，boardrev=0x1110。。。请问这个通过ssh执行应该怎么操作啊。。
这个跟DDWRT相比哪个好呢？另求在路由上设置科学上网的方法[s:ac:羞]
跟我N16的界面几乎一样，我说怎么那么眼熟！！！！！！！
国际版官方固件用着算了，懒得折腾
[b]Reply to [pid=75760,1]Reply[/pid] Post by [uid=1002509]cqcking[/uid] ( 22:54)[/b]直接刷回官方
然后长按reset回厂，然后刷dd或者tt的中间int固件 ，在刷merlin，然后再清配置，就OK了。ssh别折腾。
我从官方固件 ---dd---tt--merlin 感受下来 merlin是最稳定的 虽然刷了没多久，dd tt的2.4g和5g都有各种问题。对于不是折腾党来说 刷个merlin是最好的。双线双拨测试下来 两个wan都能获得独立地址，负载均衡下，带宽不叠加。。。不知道怎么操作了
ac68u…妥妥的
入了R7000的泪目
[quote][pid=75760,1]Reply[/pid] [b]Post by [uid=1213480]天空的诉说[/uid] ( 22:45):[/b][s:dt:惊]出的真及时....R7000刚下单……是R7000还是买R6300V2[/quote]R7000比他强一百倍，我一直想找机会把这个电磁炉出了换华硕的。
[quote][pid=75760,1]Reply[/pid] [b]Post by [uid=2huxin[/uid] ( 09:36):[/b]R7000比他强一百倍，我一直想找机会把这个电磁炉出了换华硕的。[/quote]求指导好在哪些地方
[b]Reply to [pid=75760,1]Reply[/pid] Post by [uid=129846]索及[/uid] ( 09:43)[/b]就我家里那台来说，一是5G的信号不好，经常断，看个视频还没2.4G流畅；二是自带的操作系统坑爹，原来还有脱机下载选项(虽然十个种子九个半都说格式不兼容)，升级以后直接把脱机下载这个选项给取消了，你敢信吗？三是管理界面经常上不去，要重启，我猜是默认的 192.168.1.1被家里的联通光猫给占了，我给它分配的192.168.0.1，估计跟这个有关系。From DD-WRT Wiki
Broadcom BCM4708A0
800 MHz (2 Cores)
BCM4360 5 GHz & BCM GHz
WLAN Support
a/n+ac 3x3:3 & b/g/n 3x3:3
WLAN Max Speed
450 mbps on 2.4Ghz and 1300mbps on 5Ghz
Antenna Location
4x GigE LAN + 1 GigE WAN
1x USB 3.0 + 1x USB 2.0
Power Adapter
12VDC 2.5A wall wart
This is v2 specific WiKi.
Please do not get confused and try to use it on a v1, or "R6300" model unit.
That device has a different CPU and is NOT covered here.
Also this page does not consider Costco's OEM software crippled AC1450 hardware.
Kong has added support for the AC1450 and has advised AGAINST using burnboardid to make it a R6300v2.
for details.
There are TWO software variants of the R6300v2 device. Charter (an ISP) puts out a custom R6300v2 unit with "Model: R6300v2" on the bottom.
The authours CH unit had a blue coloring on the front, not the standard yellow. When you open the stock firmware web interface you will note a "CH" at the end of the stock firmware name/version.
Be careful to flash the correct INITIAL firmware for your version!
R6300v2CH (Charter ISP)
Label on Router
Netgear Support
No Charter Firmware Update Download, not yet... try
Supported from DD-WRT build
since Kong's historical initial v2CH file
Initial DD-WRT Flash Files
MD5 of Initial Flash Files
fcb7a734ac41afc2e929a98
ad17dd4d32cd04df1caef5
Determine your R6300v2 variant & download the proper initial flash file from the table above:
Connect to the router (using router DHCP is fine) via LAN cable or WiFi
In web browser, go to
(if you have to reset details, including default username/password, are in flash section below)
Click on Advanced & Administration & Router Status
Check the Stock Firmware version for a trialing "CH"
If there is a "CH" use download the "CH" initial flash file, if not you can use the regular initial flash file
See yellow highlights in screenshot below for details.
Screenshot of R6300v2CH unit:
It's always good practice to read the
for reference on Broadcom-based routers.
Even if a few small details do not apply to a BCM09 ARM CPU device, it is still an excellent historical reference that provides valuable insight on how these devices work and related processes/procedures.
...now that you have the appropriate initial flash file downloaded...
To go from stock Netgear firmware to DD-WRT on a R6300v2:
Turn on router, wait for Power light to go solid green, then reset router:
Reset Per Netgear Documentation:
Use the end of a paper clip or a similar object to press and hold the Reset button on the back of the router for at least 7 seconds. The router resets, and returns to the factory configurationNote:
WiKi author recommends holding reset for at least 20 seconds.
After releasing Reset button, router should reboot with much flashing of lights.
Wait for Power light to go solid green again.
Connect PC to one of router's LAN ports with an network cable (using router for DHCP is okay).
This should be the ONLY connection for the router & PC
Clear web browser cache.
In web browser, go to
netgear default username & password is "admin" & "password" respectively (no quotes)
Click on Advanced & Administration & Router Update
Select special .chk firmware file you downloaded from table above.
After the router says it is done... wait at least 5 minutes longer (5 full earth minutes) for it to fully reboot and power light to go solid green again.
(Why wait?
See peacock Note 1 "Important2" bold paragraph.)
In web browser, go to
Verify DD-WRT successfully installed.
Reset router (as documented above), and wait for router to reboot and Power light to go solid green again.
In web browser, go to
(you should see the DD-WRT create password screen)
Create a password using the standard DD-WRT GUI
Set Password, Login and manually configure DD-WRT.
Note: Some users have needed to reset NVRAM from the CLI, see the "NO 30-30-30 reset..." section below for details.
While these last few steps may not be necessary, the wiki author has performed them without issues.
Telnet over to router (username = root & password = the one you just set)
From telnet pass the following command (without quotes):
"nvram erase && reboot"
...wait for router to reboot and Power light to go solid green again (5 minutes).
In web browser, go to
(you should be back at the set password screen again)
Set Password, Login and manually configure DD-WRT.
If you get an error message stating that the firmware you are loading is the same or older than the stock firmware on the unit, that is fine.
Have it load the firmware anyway.
While not always necessary it is also a best practice to set your computer to a static IP of 192.168.1.8 (or to whatever subnet the router is on) for flashing.
Also when flashing from a windows client I like to open a command prompt window and pass the following command (no quotes) "ping 192.168.1.1 -t -i 200" and watch the TTL responses during the process.
Remember to set your client back to get IP from DHCP when you are finished.
Download .bin (not .chk) file of desired build from .
Locate correct firmware in folder netgear-r6300v2
on main page of build.
(Do not use folders broadcom_K26 or broadcom_K3X.)
Follow Initial DD-WRT Installation procedure except using DD-WRT Administration & Firmware Upgrade.
Remember to Reset as detailed above.
Link to Kong Personal Test Builds (PTB) appears in Build Information section below.
Flashing back to Netgear Firmware is supported. Just use the dd-wrt web interface and upload netgear firmware. Since netgear is not using the same password var as dd-wrt you have to reset the router after you flashed back to netgear firmware, otherwise the netgear webif will not accept the default password.
(Per Kong's pre-Oct. 2014 "readme" file.)
...in addition to the reset button as described above...
From the GUI:
If you need to reset (clear historical NVRAM settings) select factory reset option from drop down on firmware upload web gui page. or use the reset to default settings WEBIF.
Administration & Factory Defaults (select radio button, then apply settings)
Administration & Firmware Upgrade
(after browsing to your firmware file, select "reset to defaults" from dropdown, then click upgrade button)
From the Command Line Interpreter (CLI):
Telnet over to the device and pass the following command (without quotes):
"nvram erase && reboot"
Reset notes:
We all know to reset after initial flash. In early Feb. 2015 Kong announced a reset is required for certain upgrades as well, summary . While not always necessary, resetting and re-configuring manually is also a best practice for upgrades.
In Q1 2015 it was noted that users that reset from the CLI and MANUALLY RECONFIGURED after upgrading avoided issues (do NOT restore a NVRAMBAK from previous build it basically will undo your CLI reset).
Recommended build for this router is
(MD5: f837e9af664b57fb8ea104d7feef9dff ).
This is the first historical stable build to include the new Broadcom WIFI driver (released in Feb. 2015).
This build has working Ethernet & stable WiFi (no more reboots).
That said, the developers are/were still working on other enhancements & bug fixes.
Kong is currently maintaining a personal test build (PTB) for this router ,available as either DD-WRT upgrade, or initial flash (initial flash not tested by wiki author).
Note that since Oct. 2014 no history of Kong PTBs is formally maintained (the new file overwrites the previous version, so that link is always pointed to the current builds).
Both developers are working from the SVN Main Trunk, so you can't go wrong with firmware from either.
Forum threads for reference:
this thread covers both v1 and v2 units so read carefully!
this thread has become the rallying point for Kong PTB testing.
-- Since this device has a similar architecture to the R7000, the wiki author has found it helpful to keep up on the R7000 in the forum thread (for informational purposes).
-- Of course, also keep an eye on the new builds threads, for both Kong and BS builds (Especially if you don't have serial/jtag recovery skills and do NOT want to be the first person to flash a newly released build.)