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T-Mobile.com has T-Mobile Wi-Fi CellSpot Dual-Band AC1900 Gigabit Router (Certified Pre-Owned) on sale for $49.99 - $10 w/ promo code CPOROUT (applied in cart) = $39.99. Shipping is free. Thanks oceanlake
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See link below for all in one RT-AC68U flashing guide:
https://slickdeals.net/f/12685621-t-mobile-wi-fi-cellspot-router-tm-ac1900-certified-pre-owned-39-99-plus-free-shipping?p=1248
You can flash this router to an RT-AC68U:
http://www.bayareatech
Wiping T-Mobile certificates from the mtd5 partition
These instructions originally existed on SNB before that forum thread was shut down [snbforums.com]. Credit to XVortex and rdallen. After you've performed these steps, you can flash 3.0.0.4.384.21045 (and possibly newer) using the GUI.
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ASUS RT-AC68U firmware downloads [asus.com]
SNB now disallows discussion [snbforums.com] about converting TM-AC1900 to RT-AC68U with AiMesh. So, modding information may be a bit harder to come by going forward. Some discussion has moved to this thread [whirlpool.net.au] on whirlpool.
https://slickdeals.net/f/12685621-t-mobile-wi-fi-cellspot-router-tm-ac1900-certified-pre-owned-39-99-plus-free-shipping?p=1248
You can flash this router to an RT-AC68U:
http://www.bayareatech
- Avoid CFE 1.0.2.5 from the RT-AC68P, as the newest Asus firmwares (3.0.0.4.384.20624 and later) detect this on the TM-AC1900 and revert the mod. Instead, use CFE 1.0.2.0 US AiMesh; it was dumped from an actual RT-AC68U by user goggles99 at SNB. The CFE generator [pipeline.sh] by danielfeng has this version available.
- Some TM-AC1900 ship with a firmware version that allows SSH access. If you get one of these, you can skip steps 5-10 of the guide. To check if you have SSH available, go to Administration > System in the router configuration interface. If your firmware permits SSH, there will be a setting to Enable SSH. If so, choose Yes, then Apply. Move on to step 11.
- The T-Mobile certificates have to be wiped from the mtd5 partition. This can be done after all of the steps in the guide have been completed, but must be done before any newer version of ASUS firmware is flashed. As of this writing, the firmware included in the bayareatechpros guide is 3.0.0.4.376.3626, so the steps below should be performed when this version is running on your router.
Wiping T-Mobile certificates from the mtd5 partition
These instructions originally existed on SNB before that forum thread was shut down [snbforums.com]. Credit to XVortex and rdallen. After you've performed these steps, you can flash 3.0.0.4.384.21045 (and possibly newer) using the GUI.
Code:
# Backup MTD5 (dd produces identical bin) cat /dev/mtd5 > /jffs/mtd5_backup.bin # Copy mtd5_backup.bin from router using scp # From host: scp [email protected]:/jffs/mtd5_backup.bin ./ # Mount MTD5 mkdir /tmp/asus_jffs mount -t jffs2 /dev/mtdblock5 /tmp/asus_jffs # Copy mtd5 files from router using scp # From host: scp [email protected]:/tmp/asus_jffs/* ./ # Wipe mtd5 files and reboot rm -rf /tmp/asus_jffs/* sync && umount /tmp/asus_jffs rm -rf /jffs/.sys/RT-AC68U nvram unset fw_check && nvram commit && reboot
ASUS RT-AC68U firmware downloads [asus.com]
SNB now disallows discussion [snbforums.com] about converting TM-AC1900 to RT-AC68U with AiMesh. So, modding information may be a bit harder to come by going forward. Some discussion has moved to this thread [whirlpool.net.au] on whirlpool.
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They are all on the latest 3/29/2019 Asus firmware.
I kind of regret it.
One single router covers my whole 4000sq ft house.
When you include an additional router as AiMesh, if devices like Chromecast connect to that node, but your phone/device is on a different node, Plex, etc. can't see the Chromecast device on the other node, therefore it can't cast to it.
It's just less hassle/complexity for my home setup to use one single router.
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They are all on the latest 3/29/2019 Asus firmware.
I kind of regret it.
One single router covers my whole 4000sq ft house.
When you include an additional router as AiMesh, if devices like Chromecast connect to that node, but your phone/device is on a different node, Plex, etc. can't see the Chromecast device on the other node, therefore it can't cast to it.
It's just less hassle/complexity for my home setup to use one single router.
They are all on the latest 3/29/2019 Asus firmware.
I kind of regret it.
One single router covers my whole 4000sq ft house.
When you include an additional router as AiMesh, if devices like Chromecast connect to that node, but your phone/device is on a different node, Plex, etc. can't see the Chromecast device on the other node, therefore it can't cast to it.
It's just less hassle/complexity for my home setup to use one single router.