If for some reasons after updating the Web-GUI is broken, but the device is still accessible via ssh, the device can be flashed via the command line.
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You should reboot the device right before executing following steps, to avoid having to much log files taking file space.
Do not reboot or power off the device, while running the ddflash.sh tool
Preparations:
If you are under Windows you need an SSH client, e.g. putty:
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cd /tmp/mchroot/tmp ls -l tar -xzf flashimages-23.01.01-rc46.tar.gz ddflash.sh ls -l |
Flashing the partitions:
Now you have to set a database value and after that you can start the flash process:
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beroconf set root boot_fwupdate 1
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Now you can start the actual flash process:
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./ddflash.sh flashimages-23.01.01-rc46.tar.gz |
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This starts the flash process, if everything goes well, it takes should take a couple of minutes. If it is finished, a message should appear, telling that the device is rebooting. Then it should take around two additional minutes until the device should be accessible again. Do not power off the device while this tool is running.
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If the message Finished Successfully is shown, the flash process has finished. Wait for around two minutes, to see if you can access the device again.