הורדת תוכנת OpenWrt

@Dear JC,
You router still uses the old Flash model. You can update the OpenWrt firmware. Don’t worry about it.
2513 in the SN means the thirteen week in the year 2025. At that time, we still uses the old flash.

“Hi,
I’ve just received my WR3000H from Amazon. I intended to switch to OpenWRT but I’m learning that you changed the ROM in this model recently and the flash will no longer work until your proposed patch has been validated and merged.
First, is my model with S/N WR3000H251301647 EU1.0 concerned? How can I check? I won’t open the device.
Second, what should I do now?”

Dear Shai,
I suggest WR3000S, WR3000H or WR3000E. You can choose one of them.

“Hi again
What model would you recommend as a home Wi-Fi router which is both current (still in production) and supports OpenWRT?”

Hi,
I’ve just received my WR3000H from Amazon. I intended to switch to OpenWRT but I’m learning that you changed the ROM in this model recently and the flash will no longer work until your proposed patch has been validated and merged.
First, is my model with S/N WR3000H251301647 EU1.0 concerned? How can I check? I won’t open the device.
Second, what should I do now?

Hi again
What model would you recommend as a home Wi-Fi router which is both current (still in production) and supports OpenWRT?

@Dear Raj,
OK. We will follow this.

“Dear Cudy Team,
Thank you for the recent OpenWrt notice regarding the new Flash chip compatibility (SN 2543+). This information confirms the complexity of flashing your routers.
I am writing to urgently request public confirmation that your R&D team is integrating a fix for a severe and proven performance bug in the WR3000S (V1.0) Firmware 2.4.6. My support case, which includes the requested Diagnosis Bin File, has gone unanswered.
The Critical Issue:
Problem: When the 5GHz band is set to 80MHz Channel Width and 802.11ax mode, the download speed drops drastically to ~3.89 Mbps (I have provided all technical proof to support).
Technical Root Cause: This is a confirmed driver-level issue, specifically the RRM (Radio Resource Management) bug: kern.err kernel: [ 3964.022354] 7981@C00L1,RRM_PeerNeighborReqAction() 846: snprintf error!
Since you are already developing a mandatory new firmware update to handle the new hardware restrictions (as per your notice), please confirm that the fix for this critical RRM performance bug will be integrated into that very next official firmware release for the WR3000S.
The router is currently unusable in its high-speed advertised mode due to this persistent bug. Please provide a clear timeline (ETA) for the official patc”