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| ==== How Can I Check the Integrity of my Downloaded Build File? ==== | ==== How Can I Check the Integrity of my Downloaded Build File? ==== | ||
| - | MD5SUM files are available in each website folder containing firmware. You are strongly advised to run a hash program against the .zip file of the build you downloaded. Then, compare the value in that program with the listed hash value for that build in the MD5SUM file. If the two don't match, your download is corrupt, **and you shouldn't flash with that file** or you could damage your router. Try downloading it again and performing the hash check until the hashes match. | + | MD5SUM files are available in each website folder containing firmware. You are strongly advised to run a hash program against the .zip file of the build you downloaded. Then, compare the value in that program with the listed hash value for that build in the MD5SUM file. If the two don't match, your download is corrupt. **Don't flash with that file** or you could damage your router. Try downloading it again and performing the hash check until the hashes match. |
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| * ethX - is a physical interface. \\ It can represent either Ethernet or WiFi interfaces. \\ \\ | * ethX - is a physical interface. \\ It can represent either Ethernet or WiFi interfaces. \\ \\ | ||
| - | * wlX - is a physical wireless interface. \\ It is often associated represented with an " | + | * wlX - is a physical wireless interface. \\ It is often associated represented with an " |
| - | * brX - is a logical interface bridging together two physical interfaces. \\ | + | * brX - is a logical interface bridging together two physical interfaces. |
| - | * vlanX - identifies a VLAN (a logical separation). \\ | + | * vlanX - identifies a VLAN (a logical separation). |
| - | * tunXX - is an OpenVPN interface.\\ (For example, tun13 = client3, tun21 = server1). \\ | + | * tunXX - is an OpenVPN interface.\\ (For example, tun13 = client3, tun21 = server1). |
| - | * tinc - is a logical tunnel interface used by the tinc function. \\ | + | * tinc - is a logical tunnel interface used by the tinc function. |
| * wg0 - is an interface used by the Wireguard function. | * wg0 - is an interface used by the Wireguard function. | ||
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| Unless some type of permanent storage is configured, "/ | Unless some type of permanent storage is configured, "/ | ||
| - | If you enabled **Log To Remote System** your logs are obviously | + | If you enabled **Log To Remote System** your logs are retained on the remote server as well. |
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| FreshTomato has functions to automate the process of installing/ | FreshTomato has functions to automate the process of installing/ | ||
| - | First, check the [[dongle_compatibility|3G/ | + | First, check the [[dongle_compatibility|3G/ |
| Next, in FreshTomato' | Next, in FreshTomato' | ||
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