#Install tcpdump dd wrt upgrade
#Install tcpdump dd wrt software
#Install tcpdump dd wrt password
#Install tcpdump dd wrt Pc

To make sure all files are uploaded, then runДЄfter that, run the command to create the configuration file for newly installed opkgД¬at > /etc/nf Commands, input the following command in the window then click вЂњSave StartupвЂќ Now extract lib.tar(using WinRAR or 7Zip) and upload everything to routerвЂ™s /jffs/lib folder. Also please refer to DD-WRT Wiki if there is any other question. YouвЂ™ll see the file transfer Window then. See the picture belowДЄfter that, ignore all warning messages and click вЂњyesвЂќ all the way. Same as PuTTY, the username will always be root, the file protocol must be set to SCP.

Extract lib.tar and upload all files to routerвЂ™s /jffs/lib folder by using WinSCP.

The /etc folder will also be handled with extra caution. All other folders - especially /bin, /usr and /sbin вЂ“ will be left untouched to keep the change minimal. So now we have a writable /etc and /jffs folders while they both reside in the USB drive.

Now create and prepare necessary folders.

*Use mount -t ext2 /dev/discs/disc0/ part1 /mnt for ext2 partition Mount -t ext3 -o noatime /dev/discs/disc0/ part1 /mnt *Use mount -t ext2 /dev/discs/disc0/disc /mnt for ext2 driveДЇor USB drive with multi partition, the command below will mount the first partition to /mnt. Mount -t ext3 -o noatime /dev/discs/disc0/disc /mnt If you see вЂњdiscвЂќ only, use the command line below to mount an ext3 USB drive to /mnt If youвЂ™re using a USB HDD with multi partitions you might expect an output similar to mine. If youвЂ™re using a USB flash drive with only one partition, most likely, you will only see вЂњdiscвЂќ but not вЂњpart1вЂќ and вЂњpart2вЂќ.

#Install tcpdump dd wrt password

The login username is always root and password is the web password you set. After rebooting, login the router with PuTTY.ДЇill in routerвЂ™s IP(192.168.1.1 in most cases), left everything else on default(port 22 and Connection type SSH) and click вЂњOpenвЂќ.Now plug in the USB drive and reboot the router.Get it from DD-WRT forum(login required) or mirror site. Both are freeware.ДЄlso, youвЂ™ll need some prebuilt OpenWrt libraries called lib.tar(thanks forum check original discussion thread)

#Install tcpdump dd wrt Pc

WinSCP is used to copy file between PC and router and PuTTY is for router shell login.

Download WinSCP, PuTTY and prebuilt libraries.

Under Administration->Management, disable вЂњJFFS2 SupportвЂќ. Will disable вЂњAutomatic Drive MountвЂќ here. Then click вЂњApply SettingsвЂќ at the bottom of the page. This is under Services->Service->Secure Shell. Here we can use a USB flash drive or a USB hard drive and the drive must be preformatted to ext2 or ext3(recommended) before plugging into the router.ДЄny Linux live CD should do the trick and I personally recommend GParted, which can be installed in CD or USB disk. This guide will also work with other USB enabled Atheros routers such as TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND, Linksys WRT160NL, D-LInk DIR-825 RevB and Netgear WNDR3700 Also, USB disk is much faster than internal flash.

#Install tcpdump dd wrt upgrade

The reason is simple вЂ“ the flash ROM jffs partition will NOT survive during a firmware upgrade and you definitely donвЂ™t want to reinstall everything again each time.

#Install tcpdump dd wrt software

In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the process and all software will be installed on USB disk though the Buffalo router has a gorgeous 32MB flash ROM. Thanks to the OpenWrt guys, with some effort, we can now put the OpenWrt binary on this router and it will run as good as the popular вЂњoptwareвЂќ. I donвЂ™t want to go into technical detail here, but just remember, even both are MIPS, theyвЂ™re different and prebuilt binary for Broadcom routers WILL NOT work on this WZR-HP-G300NH and other Atheros based devices. However, one thing might confuse non-experienced users is that, the CPU in the router is MIPS(MIPS in big-endian), while the popular Broadcom routers(such as Linksys WRT54G) are MIPSEL(MIPS in little-endian). All these make the router a very versatile little Linux box with tons of capabilities.

One thing interesting about the router is its exotic hardware specification - 400MHz processor, 32MB flash ROM, 64MB RAM and most important of all, a USB port.