Avisos
Esta página lista softwares de dispositivos compatíveis com o sistema OpenWrt. Antes de baixar e instalar o software, observe que o Projeto OpenWrt é um sistema operacional Linux voltado para dispositivos embarcados. Em vez de tentar criar um firmware único e estático, o OpenWrt oferece um sistema de arquivos totalmente gravável com gerenciamento de pacotes. Isso o libera da seleção e configuração de aplicativos fornecidas pelo fornecedor e permite que você personalize o dispositivo por meio do uso de pacotes para se adequar a qualquer aplicação. Para desenvolvedores, o OpenWrt é a estrutura para construir um aplicativo sem a necessidade de construir um firmware completo em torno dele; para usuários, isso significa a capacidade de personalização completa, para usar o dispositivo de maneiras nunca antes imaginadas.
Descrição
- Este arquivo só pode ser usado quando o seu roteador funciona na interface web do Cudy.
- Se o roteador já estiver funcionando com a interface OpenWRT, o usuário deverá restaurá-lo para o firmware oficial da Cudy primeiro. Em seguida, atualizar o roteador com este firmware.
- Como restaurar o roteador para o firmware oficial da Cudy? Leia o arquivo leia-me no arquivo baixado.
Garantia:
Cudy declara por meio deste
- Nós, da Cudy, não oferecemos garantia para nenhum software que não seja lançado pela Shenzhen Cudy Technology Co., Ltd.
- Não assumimos nenhuma garantia para produtos que tenham instalado qualquer software não lançado pela Shenzhen Cudy Technology Co., Ltd.
- Se você precisar usar o software openwrt, sugerimos que você o baixe do site oficial da Cudy.
Baixe o firmware OpenWrt para remover a verificação de assinatura:Dirigir
Localizador de firmware OpenWrt (não lançado pela Cudy):Seletor de Firmware OpenWrt
1530 comentários
@Dear enjoyer,
OK, We will check it
“Hello Cudy Support,
I have sent you this message as an email too.
My WR300 v1 bootloops after flashing the official OpenWrt intermediate
firmware (openwrt-ramips-mt76x8-cudy_wr300-squashfs-flash.bin). Stock firmware 2.5.24 works fine on this unit; the bootloop only starts after installing the
intermediate.
Serial number: S0000759261510557
Board marked as: 300100157 REV1.1
flash: cFeon QX64A-104HIP
Cause (from the UART boot log): this unit doesn’t recognize the flash chip
(JEDEC ID 1c 71 17). Newest firmware’s U-Boot recognizes it as `en25qx64a`,
but the kernel inside the intermediate (5.15.167, Sep 2024) has no driver
entry for it:
```
[ 0.350812] spi-nor spi0.0: unrecognized JEDEC id bytes: 1c 71 17 1c 71
17
[ 0.357913] spi-nor: probe of spi0.0 failed with error -2
…
[ 0.471677] Kernel panic – not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on
unknown-block(0,0)
```
Flashing the intermediate through tftp recovery also downgrades the
bootloader to an older U-Boot (Feb 11 2025) that prints
```
flash manufacture id: 1c, device id 71 17
Warning: un-recognized chip ID, please update bootloader!
```
Additionally, the TFTP recovery appears to only accept Cudy-signed images – an unsigned OpenWrt image passes the “R54” name check but is never flashed
(no “flash image / rsa verify” lines). So I could not install a patched
OpenWrt build myself;
I restored the router with the stock firmware via TFTP recovery and it
works again.
Could you please provide an updated intermediate firmware whose kernel
supports the EN25QX64A (1c 71 17)? A similar issue was fixed for the AX3000
series after its flash chip change.
Also, would you consider disabling RSA verification in the U-Boot TFTP
recovery, and/or providing a way to interrupt the U-Boot boot sequence to
reach a serial console? Otherwise an spi programmer adapter is required (like ch341a).
Thank you"
@Dear Alex,
Our technical support has sent you the firmware via email. Please check.
“Hello Cudy Support Team,
I have a Cudy WR3000 V1.0 (EU 1.0).
Current stock firmware:
2.4.19-20250828-192837
Serial number:
WR3000243506896
I would like to install official OpenWrt.
Please provide the latest Cudy-signed OpenWrt intermediate firmware compatible with my WR3000 V1.0 and my flash memory revision.
Thank you."
@Dear Henrique,
OK. Our technical support has sent you the firmware via email. Please check.
In addition, the firmware is in the Google Drive. I don’t know why you said this.
“Hi, I have a Cudy WR3000 EU 1.0 router with serial number starting with 2451 running firmware 2.2.6 US. I would like to install OpenWRT. Can you provide me the intermediate firmware for my device?
By the way, is there any reason not to have it available in the Google Drive folder along with the other models?"
I would like the Cudy-signed intermediary file for flashing my router with OpenWrt. What I have is Firmware Version 2.5.28-20260807-120317 and Hardware M3000 V2.0 with the YT8821 variant. Why is this file specifically not available on Google Drive where all the other files are?
TR3000-256MB EAEU1.0 — request for intermediate firmware and recovery file
Hello Cudy Support,
I sent this request to support@cudy.com on September 28 and again on September 29 (full S/N included in the emails), but have not received a reply yet, so I am posting here as well.
- Model: TR3000-256MB, EAEU1.0
- Production week in S/N: 2623
- Current stock firmware: 2.5.27-20260804-190139
I have NOT flashed anything yet. Another TR3000 256MB owner (S/N week 2626) reported on your recovery FAQ page on September 26 that the router stopped booting after flashing the intermediate firmware from the TR3000-256MB download page (DTS_and_intermediate_firmware, May 2025) on top of stock 2.5.21. My stock firmware is even newer and is not listed on the download page, so I want to confirm compatibility before flashing.
Could you please send me by email:
1. The intermediate firmware confirmed to work with my unit and stock 2.5.27.
2. The stock firmware for TFTP recovery (recovery.bin), ideally 2.5.27.
3. Which NAND flash chip is used in TR3000-256MB units from this batch.
4. Which OpenWrt image to install afterwards (cudy_tr3000-256mb-v1-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin from OpenWrt 25.12.x?).
Thank you!