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| This allows a [[firmware#tftp_server_for_image_downloads]] of a .DWB modified image (that was generated using the **dwbtool** earlier) to flash, verify and execute successfully. You can also use the [[http://www.dbzoo.com/livebox/firmware#using_the_windows_utility|Windows tool]] to do the same job | This allows a [[firmware#tftp_server_for_image_downloads]] of a .DWB modified image (that was generated using the **dwbtool** earlier) to flash, verify and execute successfully. You can also use the [[http://www.dbzoo.com/livebox/firmware#using_the_windows_utility|Windows tool]] to do the same job |
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| You can find the pre-built HAH .DWB image on the [[livebox/hah|HAH Project]] page. Do note that once you have the HAH firmware image onboard, you need to have a DHCP server on your network. Most folks just use the one that is built in to their internet router. | ==== Migrating to the HAH firmware? ==== |
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| | Now you have done this you can proceed to replace the inventel 5.04 firmware with the HAH firmware.\\ |
| | Head back to [[firmware]] for instructions, you are now on step 4. |
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| ====== Reading Redboot config ====== | ====== Reading Redboot config ====== |