Warnings
This webpage lists software of devices which support OpenWrt system, before download and install the software, please note that OpenWrt Project is a Linux operating system targeting embedded devices. Instead of trying to create a single, static firmware, OpenWrt provides a fully writable filesystem with package management. This frees you from the application selection and configuration provided by the vendor and allows you to customize the device through the use of packages to suit any application. For developers, OpenWrt is the framework to build an application without having to build a complete firmware around it; for users this means the ability for full customization, to use the device in ways never envisioned.
Description
- This file can only be used when your router works under Cudy web UI.
- If the router already works under OpenWRT UI, user should restore it to Cudy official firmware first. And then upgrade the router with this firmware.
- How to restore the router to Cudy official firmware? Please read the readme in the file downloaded.
Warranty:
Cudy hereby declares
- We, Cudy, do not undertake warranty for any software that is not released by Shenzhen Cudy Technology Co., Ltd.
- We do not assume any warranty for products that have installed any software not released by Shenzhen Cudy Technology Co., Ltd.
- If you need to use openwrt software, we suggest you download it from Cudy's official website.
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143 comments
Is it possible to upload OpenWRT to the WR3000S router ? where can i find image and instructions.
@mike_ds,
Dear Customer,
Thank you for contacting Cudy support team.
The letter says that it will be impossible to return to the manufacturer’s firmware after switching to Openwrt. —No, you can return to the manufacturer’s firmware after switching to Openwrt via the TFTP method.
Tell me, is the Openwrt firmware that you sent stable? --This is not the OpenWrt firmware, this is just a intermediate firmware.
For the functions of the Openwrt firmware, you need to check it by yourself, we don’t know that. It is not developed by Cudy.
“Dear manufacturers. I want to install Openwrt on my Cudy AP3000 v1.0 access point (round with 2.5G port). You recently sent me the firmware by email – I am very grateful to you for your quick response. The letter says that it will be impossible to return to the manufacturer’s firmware after switching to Openwrt. What is the reason for this impossibility of returning to the factory? Tell me, is the Openwrt firmware that you sent stable? Will I regret this transition? Will the firmware have VLAN and Multi-SSID network management for wireless adapters, does PoE and the 2.5G port work in Openwrt? It is important for me to know the stability and performance of the Openwrt firmware before I transfer the AP3000 v.1.0 to a firmware from which it will then be impossible to return to factory settings. When the access point starts on the factory firmware, I see in the address line a reference to the luci interface, that is, similar to Openwrt, but modified by your development team. Therefore, I do not understand why it is impossible to switch back to the factory, in case of failure.”
Dear manufacturers. I want to install Openwrt on my Cudy AP3000 v1.0 access point (round with 2.5G port). You recently sent me the firmware by email – I am very grateful to you for your quick response. The letter says that it will be impossible to return to the manufacturer’s firmware after switching to Openwrt. What is the reason for this impossibility of returning to the factory? Tell me, is the Openwrt firmware that you sent stable? Will I regret this transition? Will the firmware have VLAN and Multi-SSID network management for wireless adapters, does PoE and the 2.5G port work in Openwrt? It is important for me to know the stability and performance of the Openwrt firmware before I transfer the AP3000 v.1.0 to a firmware from which it will then be impossible to return to factory settings. When the access point starts on the factory firmware, I see in the address line a reference to the luci interface, that is, similar to Openwrt, but modified by your development team. Therefore, I do not understand why it is impossible to switch back to the factory, in case of failure.
@Toni and Ian,
Dear Customer,
Thank you for contacting Cudy support team.
Our technical support has sent you via email. Please check.
@Vit,
Dear Customer,
Thank you for contacting Cudy support team.
Our technical support has contacted you via email. Please check.
“Hi,
It seems from previous comments that there is a signed intermediate openwrt firmware for WR3000S. Could you send me a copy please ?
Thanks”