ดาวน์โหลดซอฟต์แวร์ OpenWrt

@Dear Su King M’dik,
The firmware file in Google Drive is correct. This is for both hardware version. Our technical support has sent you the firmware via email. Please check.

“hello,
Could you send the OpenWrt firmware for the M3000 using the Motorcomm YT8821 (Variant 2) please?
I love your products, but you need to include a seperated download page for this.”

Hi,
I would also like to request the M3000 V.2 with the Motorcomm YT8821 chip, if that’s possible.
Thank you.

Hello. I specifically need to install OpenWrt on a Cudy M3000 V2.0. The current issue is not simply with the stock firmware, but with the OpenWrt installation process and the intermediate firmware file.

The situation is as follows:

Router: Cudy M3000 V2.0
I used the intermediate firmware file intended for transitioning from the stock Cudy firmware to OpenWrt.
After flashing that intermediate file, the router does not boot into OpenWrt correctly.
The Ethernet connection periodically goes down and comes back up.
The router appears to enter a reboot/boot loop, with the LED changing states.
There is no stable access to OpenWrt at 192.168.1.1.
Sometimes 192.168.10.1 becomes available again.

So my goal is not just to restore the stock firmware. I need to successfully complete the installation of OpenWrt.

Could you please clarify:

After flashing your intermediate file, should the M3000 V2.0 boot directly into OpenWrt?
If yes, why might my router be entering a boot loop instead of booting OpenWrt?
Is another firmware file required after the intermediate file?
If so, which exact OpenWrt image should be used for Cudy M3000 V2.0?
Should it be a factory.bin, sysupgrade.bin, or a special recovery/install image?
If the next step must be performed via TFTP, please provide the exact procedure:
required filename;
PC IP address;
router IP address;
which LAN port to use;
RESET/power-on sequence;
which firmware image should be transferred.
Could this problem be caused by the intermediate firmware itself or by a specific hardware revision of the M3000 V2.0?

What I need is a working step-by-step procedure for installing OpenWrt on the M3000 V2.0 from its current state, because at the moment the intermediate firmware does not result in a successful OpenWrt boot.

If necessary, I can provide a video of the boot loop, ipconfig/ping output, and the current stock firmware version.

hello,
Could you send the OpenWrt firmware for the M3000 using the Motorcomm YT8821 (Variant 2) please?
I love your products, but you need to include a seperated download page for this.

@Dear Misha,
The file cudy_m3000-v1-sysupgrade_20251119.bin is correct file. You connect your computer to the router via ethernet cable when upload this firmware. The IP address of the router will be changed to 192.168.1.1 after uploading the firmware. Then you can login the webpage of the router via the new IP address and update the OpenWrt firmware.

“Hello.
I have a Cudy M3000 V2 EU2.0, board R37.
Hardware from system log:

NAND: GigaDevice F50L1G41LB
WAN PHY: Realtek RTL8221B
Stock firmware: 2.5.28

I downloaded the official intermediary package M3000 1.0_2.0.zip.
The included file:

cudy_m3000-v1-sysupgrade_20251119.bin

causes a boot loop after flashing. Ethernet continuously connects and disconnects.

I can restore the router successfully to stock firmware via TFTP, and it works normally again.

Could you please provide the correct OpenWrt intermediary firmware for my exact hardware revision?

Thank you.
I believe a very similar case has already occurred with the same or very similar hardware parameters — M3000 V2, board R37, F50L1G41LB NAND and RTL8221B PHY — where Cudy support provided a different intermediary firmware directly to the user.
If possible, please send me the same compatible intermediary firmware for this hardware revision instead of the public cudy_m3000-v1-sysupgrade_20251119.bin."