42 lines
765 B
Bash
42 lines
765 B
Bash
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#!/bin/sh
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die() {
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echo $1
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exit 1
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}
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FRITZBOX='192.168.178.1'
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USER='adam2'
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PASSWD='adam2'
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FILE='uboot-fritz4040.bin'
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ping -q -4 -w 1 -c 1 "$FRITZBOX" &> /dev/null || die "Fritzbox at $FRITZBOX is not reachable. aborting"
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cat << EOS
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This will take ages (2 minutes)! If you want a
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status bar: Attach a serial to the device and look there.
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Note: If this fails, you need to use AVM\' recover
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utility to get your box back. However this step
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should not damage your box....
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Also it doesn't terminate.. :/
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(Note: Make sure that you connected the router on
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the yellow LAN ports and not the blue WAN).
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EOS
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ftp -n -4 "$FRITZBOX" << END_SCRIPT
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quote USER $USER
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quote PASS $PASSWD
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quote MEDIA FLSH
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binary
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passive
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put $FILE mtd1
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quote check mtd1
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bye
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END_SCRIPT
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exit 0
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