I have a 5g nano xm that had been working with the 3.19.x.x software. When I tried updating to 3.20.3.1 using UI the lights on the node all flashed and then only the green power light on the left side remained on. I tried to tftp it and it does not respond at all. I cannot make it do anything.
I should have described the event in better detail. I have had the screen go blank after an update before and it usually meant it has loaded.
In any event, where do I go from here?
Thanks for your thoughts.
Also connect the computer and node through a simple Ethernet switch (dumb switch) so that the switch can maintain the computer’s network link while the node is being rebooted. That may help in the TFTP mode.
Denis
Denis
Let me refresh. I have a nanostation that is xm and has had aredn software on it for several years. I was updating using UI when ithe computer screen went blank and the node lights blinked off. After a minute the left green light came on solid. I have tried the reset button and the right light flashes and then goes back to the lleftt green light on solid. I have set static at 192.168.1.40 and tried 192.168.1.20 and 192.168.1.1 but it is not recognized. I have put it into tftp mode and tried installing the software but command prompt does not recognize the request.
It was suggested I didn't wait long enough on the initial update. This is possible.
I set protocal to dhcp and tried localnode:8080 it gives no result.
If it is not fixable I will trashcan it but was wondering if there is a fix first.
I think everyone for their input.
Open a message here and press [CTRL-V]
os>tftp -i 192.168.1.20 put downloads\aredn-3.20.3.1-ath79-ubnt_nanostation-m-factory.bin
Also a suggestion. Rename the file to something simple - like factory.bin and put it into the folder that you are operating from. Saves typing and dramatically reduces the likelyhood of fat fingering the filename. Typing ...put factor.bin is a lot easier than ...put downloads\aredn-3.20.3.1-ath79-ubnt_nanostation-m-factory.bin
Here is a link to KD4RSX:
Unbricking a Node by KD4RSX | Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network (arednmesh.org)
Denis KD1HA