yes, NXloader might be an option for a lot of people. But particularly older phones do not support OTG. For people who do not have access to an android phone with OTG, a ~$10 device might be a better option.
#!/bin/sh
# OpenWRT hotplug script to be placed in /etc/hotplug.d/usb
BINARY="/usr/bin/fusee-nano /usr/share/fusee-nano/payload.bin"
APX_PRODID="955/7321/102"
if [ "${ACTION}" = "add" ]; then
if [ "${PRODUCT}" = "${APX_PRODID}" ]; then
${BINARY}
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/a5-v11\:red\:Power/brightness
for i in $(seq 1 4); do
echo $(($i%2)) > /sys/class/leds/a5-v11\:blue\:system/brightness
sleep 1
done
echo 255 > /sys/class/leds/a5-v11\:red\:Power/brightness
elif [ "${DEVTYPE}" = "usb_interface" ]; then
sleep 3
for i in $(ls /dev/sd*); do
umount /mnt
mount $i /mnt/
if [ -f /mnt/payload.bin ]; then
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/a5-v11\:red\:Power/brightness
cp -f /mnt/payload.bin /usr/share/fusee-nano/
umount /mnt
for i in $(seq 1 4); do
echo $(($i%2)) > /sys/class/leds/a5-v11\:blue\:system/brightness
sleep 1
done
echo 255 > /sys/class/leds/a5-v11\:red\:Power/brightness
break
fi
done
fi
fi
Awesome stuff! I've been waiting a hot minute for my device to arrive, I'll be certain to give your modifications a whirl!
Thank you.Awesome stuff! I've been waiting a hot minute for my device to arrive, I'll be certain to give your modifications a whirl!
If there isn't such a thing before I obtain mine, I'm going to write a script that probes the power button, and switches payloads based on its presses. Maybe that will give someone an idea and save me more time.
I hope you find it useful.
But of course :-D
Man I love your dedication, russian hardware hacking sites are not your average Joe's source of info
If you end up finding the login, I'd be sooo grateful
Thank you for your file i am success boot reswitch but how to change to SX OS?This will be the last release from me for the time being. I had to dump Nano so I could squeeze in exFAT support, so you'll have to make do with Vi for text editing.
I've also made the configuration available on github, along with a simple script for building from source for the paranoid. https://github.com/ijuintekka/fusee-a5
This release supports, by default, the mounting of USB storage with FAT16, FAT32, exFAT and EXT4 partitions.
Upon insertion of a USB storage device, the root of each partition will be probed for a new payload.bin, and if found will replace the current payload with the discovered file.
This release has, by default, ethernet activated and set to be configured by DHCP, as well as Wi-Fi enabled by default with the SSID "3GWIFI_XXXX" and the WPA2 passkey "12345678".
These details can be changed at any time by editing /etc/config/network and /etc/config/wireless respectively.
Thank you.
Put the SX OS payload.bin on a flash drive and insert it into the dongle. It will flash blue twice to indicate success.
This will be the last release from me for the time being. I had to dump Nano so I could squeeze in exFAT support, so you'll have to make do with Vi for text editing.
I've also made the configuration available on github, along with a simple script for building from source for the paranoid. https://github.com/ijuintekka/fusee-a5
This release supports, by default, the mounting of USB storage with FAT16, FAT32, exFAT and EXT4 partitions.
Upon insertion of a USB storage device, the root of each partition will be probed for a new payload.bin, and if found will replace the current payload with the discovered file.
This release has, by default, ethernet activated and set to be configured by DHCP, as well as Wi-Fi enabled by default with the SSID "3GWIFI_XXXX" and the WPA2 passkey "12345678".
These details can be changed at any time by editing /etc/config/network and /etc/config/wireless respectively.
Thank you.
If you flashed the bootloader as the guide tells you to, you can update firmware by putting firmware.bin on a FAT/32 formatted flash drive and inserting them into the powered off dongle, then hold reset as you turn the dongle on.
This part of the guide would have been the ideal route:
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mtd_write write /mnt/uboot_usb_256_03.img Bootloader
