Mike McNeil.
GatewayIOTHi ..
I bought Multitech conduit ip67 model: MTCDTIP-LEU1, this model have both AEP and MLinux, I was able to access to the gateway by both of them. However, I followed the commands below :
” The Flashing mLinux Firmware instructions cover both upgrading mLinux to a newer version and converting an AEP model into a mLinux model. In both the AEP migrate and mLinux upgrade you can use the Using Auto-Flash During Reboot steps. Again, make sure to use the mlinux-base*.jffs2 image!
Important: after flashing the device, you need to update the opkg cache which can be done with the command: opkg update.
Example commands for upgrading / migrating:
mkdir /var/volatile/flash-upgrade
cd /var/volatile/flash-upgrade
wget -O uImage.bin http://www.multitech.net/mlinux/images/mtcdt/5.0.0/uImage–4.9.87-r9.2-mtcdt-20190618233259.bin
wget -O rootfs.jffs2 http://www.multitech.net/mlinux/images/mtcdt/5.0.0/mlinux-base-image-mtcdt-20190618233259.rootfs.jffs2
touch /var/volatile/do_flash_upgrade
reboot
”
After that done, I lost the AEP firmware. SO Please, how I can or what steps I have to do to download the AEP firmware again, and in the same time keep the mlinux. As it previously was like that.
Note: The only way I can access to my gateway is by SSH or putty.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Mike McNeilCustomer has created a Support Portal case regarding this issue.
Regards.