Hacking COMPLETED Fusee-LEDE Dongle (6$ payload injector)

[kruy]

Here is the image for the MPR-A2 as requested. Again, untested.

It's working!!!

And update the payload on the dongle with USB storage

Awesome～～
Thank you very much again.

Also,can I connect to the dongle with my PC or ipad?
ip is 10.1.5.1,wifi password(12345678)is ok,
but I can't use web browser connect to it,why?thanks.

 

[RealLatias]

I’m definitely going to have to attempt this... thanks for documenting it.

 

[FGFlann]

It's working!!!

And update the payload on the dongle with USB storage

Awesome～～
Thank you very much again.

Also,can I connect to the dongle with my PC or ipad?
ip is 10.1.5.1,wifi password(12345678)is ok,
but I can't use web browser connect to it,why?thanks.

Good to hear! Unfortunately there is no web interface so that's why it's not working. You could always try to fit it on there yourself by cutting away features you don't use.

I think the only other thing that really needs to be changed is the LED settings.

 

[kruy]

Good to hear! Unfortunately there is no web interface so that's why it's not working. You could always try to fit it on there yourself by cutting away features you don't use.

I think the only other thing that really needs to be changed is the LED settings.

Yes, I see.
Thank you.

 

[tehlers]

Mhh, then you are obviously right. It just sounded too similar. I just rechecked, on my 3G Wi-Fi Router I don't see any event or log (in dmesg) when I plug a USB stick (and no error at all). So this indeed looks different. I have now also checked with a self powering harddisk and it does not see this device either. So the only device working is the switch! I currently can't check (due to lack of a switch atm) the events logged with a switch plugged, but any other device is not recognized in the system.

Strange devices. I ordered a second one from china. When it arrives I am very curious how this behaves...

An Update to my Dongle: As you remember no USB-Stick or self powered harddisk is recognized. No trace from plugin in "dmesg". The only working device is the switch. I have now my switch back.

When plugging the switch in RCM in I see in dmesg (and payload boots up):

[ 70.353047] usb 1-1: new high-speed USB device number 2 using ehci-platform

Plug out logs:

[ 72.881453] usb 1-1: USB disconnect, device number 2

 

[RazorX2014]

It's working!!!

And update the payload on the dongle with USB storage

Awesome～～
Thank you very much again.

Also,can I connect to the dongle with my PC or ipad?
ip is 10.1.5.1,wifi password(12345678)is ok,
but I can't use web browser connect to it,why?thanks.

turn it on and connect it to your pc then run WinSCP and choose SCP and enter ip=10.1.5.1 port=22 and user name=root and password is blank and save it then connect and you will be able to browse the dongle and go to /usr/share/fusee-nano to replace the payload.bin that way.
that's how i do it.

 

[bajul]

It's working!!!

And update the payload on the dongle with USB storage

Awesome～～
Thank you very much again.

Also,can I connect to the dongle with my PC or ipad?
ip is 10.1.5.1,wifi password(12345678)is ok,
but I can't use web browser connect to it,why?thanks.

@kruy please how to flash hame a2 with telnet

 

[Wierd_w]

Good to hear! Unfortunately there is no web interface so that's why it's not working. You could always try to fit it on there yourself by cutting away features you don't use.

I think the only other thing that really needs to be changed is the LED settings.

Considering this is a different target, it is possible that there is more NAND than found in the A5-V11 variants. If that is the case, he could just use opkg to install luci, and off he goes.


----EDIT

Yes. Looking at openwrt's page for it, it has 8mb of NAND, compared to the teensy tiny 4mb in the A5-V11. He should easily be able to install luci after-the-fact with opkg.

https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/hame/mpr-a2

Just wget the luci package from the mainline lede/openwrt tree, and install it. He should have a web GUI after that.

 

[kruy]

@kruy please how to flash hame a2 with telnet

I didn't flash hame a2 with telnet.
1.use the factory Web UI(lede-17.01.4-ramips-rt305x-mpr-a2-initramfs-kernel.bin)
2.use the OpenWrt Web UI (FGFlann's version sysupgrade Firmware)
This is easy～

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Considering this is a different target, it is possible that there is more NAND than found in the A5-V11 variants. If that is the case, he could just use opkg to install luci, and off he goes.


----EDIT

Yes. Looking at openwrt's page for it, it has 8mb of NAND, compared to the teensy tiny 4mb in the A5-V11. He should easily be able to install luci after-the-fact with opkg.

https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/hame/mpr-a2

Just wget the luci package from the mainline lede/openwrt tree, and install it. He should have a web GUI after that.

wow～This's great!
Thank you for information.

 

[bajul]

I didn't flash hame a2 with telnet.
1.use the factory Web UI(lede-17.01.4-ramips-rt305x-mpr-a2-initramfs-kernel.bin)
2.use the OpenWrt Web UI (FGFlann's version sysupgrade Firmware)
This is easy～

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wow～This's great!
Thank you for information.

can you tell me step by step for number 2
i am use windows

 

[kruy]

can you tell me step by step for number 2
i am use windows

After the first step,the dongle's ip:192.168.1.1.(username:root,no password)And connect it

Wait for the dongle to light blue, done.

 

[RazorX2014]

After the first step,the dongle's ip:192.168.1.1.(username:root,no password)And connect it

Wait for the dongle to light blue, done.

that's how i flashed fusee-lede on my portable 3g wifi router after it had openwrt on it

 

[cracker]

I revived my router with an Arduino acting as a TTL converter using the official sysupdate Open WRT image. I ran into problems with an invalid magic number with the modified LEDE image and updating to the original LEDE image resulted in losing the LAN connection and the USB drive not showing under /dev so there was no way to change the payload. I ended up finding a different image that had the LAN intact and swapped out the payload for the SX loader. I still don't have USB drive access, but I have no need to change it anyways and might never even use it since my phone is faster.

 

[pyrofool]

Is there enough room on the image for micropython? It seems like the only way to load Linux/Lakka is with shofel2 which is a 2 stage process. Right now the launcher uses a python script to handle that. It would be cool to also be able to support booting Linux/Lakka.

 

[FGFlann]

Is there enough room on the image for micropython? It seems like the only way to load Linux/Lakka is with shofel2 which is a 2 stage process. Right now the launcher uses a python script to handle that. It would be cool to also be able to support booting Linux/Lakka.

The only way to know for sure is to build your own image and test it.

 

[fikatr]

I think carrying a usb c cable instead of this is more convenient but there is a product that looks like it does what this does, it costs 16 dollars but i think it's worth it if you want to carry your payload https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Por...3a11a4b&transAbTest=ae803_1&priceBeautifyAB=0

 

[pyrofool]

The only way to know for sure is to build your own image and test it.

It looks like opkg was left in so I'll try micropython or python-base/light

 

[bajul]

Failed flash hame a1 with web and app ui
Hame just blinking red

 

[GnK23]

hi i would like to ask help flash my 3g stick.
telnet mount /dev/sda /mnt and mountm/dev/sda1/ mnt ends with the error invalid argument. i cannot moutn my fat16 flashdrive
wev ui update firmware does not work. any help is much appreciated. thank you.

ralink
rt5350F
TPNV935409
1309STA1

 

[Waip]

OK I'm so stupid I flashed the wrong bootloader (128 instead of 256) and now all my device does is light up red & blue leds and nothing else

Help ?