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@Frank
Dear Customer,
Thanks for contacting the Cudy support team.
We need the OpenWrt official support the router at first, then we can release a middle firmware for you, then you can use and upgrade to the other OpenWrt firmware. Thanks!

“Dear support,
Is it possible to release an OpenWrt version for WR1200E?
Best regards,
Frank Durran
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Dear support,

Is it possible to release an OpenWrt version for WR1200E?

Best regards,
Frank Durran

@Paul.
Dear Paul.
Thank you for contacting Cudy support team.
1. The OpenWrt firmware is not developed by Cudy, it is developed by the OpenWrt forum. So We need the OpenWrt official support the router at first, then we can release a middle firmware for you, then you can use and upgrade to the other OpenWrt firmware.
2. We have not remove the IP address reservation function, we just combine it with the IP/MAC binding, please refer to this article on the website to set the IP reservation.
https://www.cudy.com/blogs/faq/how-to-configure-ip-reservation-on-cudy-router?pos=1&_sid=df70785f3&ss=r

“Dear support,
Is it possible to release an OpenWrt firmware for the WR1200 EU V2.0 router? An update for the official firmware removed the ability to set reserved IP addresses in the DHCP config, which is indispensable for various devices (printers, IP cameras, etc.) to work properly.
Best regards,
Paul Nelosi
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Dear support,

Is it possible to release an OpenWrt firmware for the WR1200 EU V2.0 router? An update for the official firmware removed the ability to set reserved IP addresses in the DHCP config, which is indispensable for various devices (printers, IP cameras, etc.) to work properly.

Best regards,
Paul Nelosi

@Rudolf
Dear Rudolf,
Thank you for contacting Cudy support team. The default partition of cudy TR3000 doesn’t fully use all the flash, you can adjust the partition size by yourself.
Domestic kwrt has tutorials and released firmware to resize to larger partitions.

“Hi,
after successfully migrating my TR3000 to OpenWrt I am somewhat confused about
the usable flash size.
The page https://openwrt.org/toh/cudy/tr3000 shows the flash layout of the device.
Summing up all the partitions results in 71.4 MiB. So I miss the difference up to 128 MiB.
The OpenWrt boot log shows:
0.924234] Creating 6 MTD partitions on “spi0.0”:
… kern.notice kernel: [ 0.929038] 0×000000000000-0×000000100000 : “BL2”
… kern.notice kernel: [ 0.934696] 0×000000100000-0×000000180000 : “u-boot-env”
… kern.notice kernel: [ 0.940740] 0×000000180000-0×000000380000 : “Factory”
… kern.notice kernel: [ 0.947440] 0×000000380000-0×0000003c0000 : “bdinfo”
… kern.notice kernel: [ 0.953238] 0×0000003c0000-0×0000005c0000 : “FIP”
… kern.notice kernel: [ 0.959358] 0×0000005c0000-0×0000045c0000 : “ubi”
Calculating these partition sizes results in exactly the same size: 71.4 MiB.
May be my understanding of the flash memory is wrong. Hence would like
if someone could explain the missing MiBs. Many thanks in advance.
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