thank u

i dunno where to download although i searched all the link. please guide me and sorry i am newbie. =(

can you provide the specified link so that i can just click and download the firmware? thanks

if u like huntsman openwrt

go -> http://www.rfactory.org/OpenWRT/index.html

choose your router model,

download and flash upgrade

So just leave the wan setting alone u mean?

Thanks, finally there is no more disconnect?

i want to try aa too

so far the openwrt AA i have is for V1~V1.3 mr3420 only


This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Apr 30 2013, 11:59 PM

so AA not for v2 mr3420? aww. thanks

OpenWRT.org provides only bare minimal firmware images which are really meant for advanced users to customize their own systems. It's not newbies friendly. It comes by default without LuCI web-interface, and USB 3G modems not working by default. You must know what you really want and capable of customizing it to cater to your needs.

Newbies should start with other properly configured firmware images, such as OpenWRT Attitude Adjustment 12.09-rc1 from openwrt-id.org, or ROOter firmware (which is for 3G/4G internet)

PS: All firmwares mentioned have some bugs. Use at your own risk! Gather enough information or asking around before flashing!!

Yes, there's no official support for TL-MR3420 v2.x from OpenWRT Attitude Adjustment 12.09 final yet!

I'm now using an unofficial build. So far, I've found only 3 working images, other than the OpenWRT trunk snapshot (which is buggy, I can't get the USB working yet )

Yup, just leave it alone.
I won't say there's no more disconnection. There will be as for any 3G connection you might come across, but the firmware will automatically reconnect it for you if it happens. It's either by restarting the network service or rebooting the router.

chuahcs79

refer to my post some time back.. i uploaded n compiled AA for all tplink MR routers..

i did got it. Thank you very much for your effort and guide

Hi Guys,

As you already know, there is a new Hunstsman release available.

The big ticket item in this release is bandwidth/usage monitoring.

Huntsman 2013-04-30 Keep Alive is working again. E173 and E1820 will be detected as PPP modems and should work correctly. Bandwidth Monitoring in all its glory is implemented. Some minor bug fixes and script enhancements. DDNS, Time Sync and RNDIS driver reinstated.
Note: There is a little bug with usage calculation in excess of 1Gb

http://www.rfactory.org/OpenWRT/

One problem that may be occurring with the ROOter software is that it unleashes the full speed capability of the modem. This is because the appropriate fast modem protocol is used by the ROOter, rather than PPP, which is used in standard OpenWRT and TPLINK firmware. The fast protocol causes maximum speed and maximum modem power consumption. For this reason the Turbo mod is discouraged, as additional power may be used.

The underlying problem here is that many routers appear to be incapable of providing enough power to support the new power hungry 3G DC HSPA+, 4G devices at full speed.

Some folk have experimented and found that turning off the wifi and using a LAN cable connection, can provide enough power for the modem.

The use of a Y-cable and an additional USB power supply or the use of a hub to power the modem are other ways of overcoming the router power deficiency problem.

PS Chuahcs79's modem should be good to go on this version.

if the router keep restarting, is it the sign lack of power?

Is "Keep Connection Alive with restart" enabled?

i think so, because i left it default as it if.. im revert back to Barrier Breaker r36095 and seems no more restart

there are something wrong for the bandwidth monitor on huntsman 04-30

Interesting...

May I know what U use for monitoring bandwidth? I mean the lower-right floating icons, just below "Save" button (on MS Windows?). Thanks in advance.

Too bad got bug
BTW its a chinese software similiar to tuneup utilities but i just need the bandwidth monitor so just leave the rest alone
HERE is the link if you know chinese