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Update: deal still active at $35.
Update 2: the later units in a brown box looked brand new, as did the early units in a retail box.
This is the same seller and listing on ebay from the expired $30 deal a few days ago (here:
https://slickdeals.net/f/15322024-t-mobile-asus-tm-ac1900-dual-band-wireless-router-29-99-open-box-fs).
Note: iirc, the listing text a few days ago stated the unit came in a white box, new but open. The listing now states a generic brown box and doesn't say new but open. Not positive on that. The unit that arrived 2 days ago was new and accessories were sealed. We'll see if the remaining batch is the same, I'll post an update.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/28433708...SwVI5haZlR
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Give it a few hours, it was also slow in the beginning like the previous one
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/tmp/home/root# chmod u+x mtd-write
/tmp/home/root# ./mtd-write new_cfe.bin boot
Segmentation fault
Am I accessing the wrong directory?
I have converted several AC1900's in the past but not on Windows 11.
/tmp/home/root# chmod u+x mtd-write
/tmp/home/root# ./mtd-write new_cfe.bin boot
Segmentation fault
Am I accessing the wrong directory?
I have converted several AC1900's in the past but not on Windows 11.
/tmp/home/root# chmod u+x mtd-write
/tmp/home/root# ./mtd-write new_cfe.bin boot
Segmentation fault
Am I accessing the wrong directory?
I have converted several AC1900's in the past but not on Windows 11.
Many required a $25 deposit; if one cancels T-Mobile, they'll want the device back or charge you MSRP, however it's been a mixed bag.
Also, they don't offer it anymore.