stassat @ 13.04.20, 10:49
According to this report, such as a connection there, it's up to the file remains.
Have you tried with the file name<wr842ndv2_tp_recovery.bin>?
Yes, there konekt writes tftpd is: "error 2 in system call CreateFile Can not find the file specified."
If you do not run any programs, here's what happens to the network connection without continuously (constantly) and cyclic, fast (TP-LINK TL-WR842ND):
The network cable is not connected - Connected - does not recognize the network.
this time with the TP-LINK TL-WR842ND:
Light up all the lights on it - go out all except the first one (the one that the power light / far left).
Mr. Crank @ 13.04.20, 07:22
After these messages, it became clear: Users get worse?
Nothing. All in the same condition.
Mr. Crank @ 13.04.20, 07:22
4) What do you mean "nothing", there is no longer a connection [Connection received from 192.168.0.86 on port 3076] bulbs and do not react?
By "nothing" was meant tftpd response program: "error 2 in system call CreateFile Can not find the file specified."
Mr. Crank @ 13.04.20, 07:22
Here are 2 variants are slightly different: should blink or burn USB
Should turn to squander lock: Recovery (v2)
Pay attention to the "Before starting tftpd-server router must be in recovery mode,
otherwise you may have problems connecting to the PC network interface "
Many thanks, today try to accomplish your goal.
P.S.
When tftpd run, hold the button and reconnect all the instructions, there is a slight pause in the constant reboot TP-LINK-well, and as they say in the instructions, illuminates only the leftmost and rightmost bulbs. Those. he responds correctly, it should be.
I suspect and agree that see some "herd" it with a file.
No wonder that the program tftpd writes: File<wr842ndv2_tp_recovery.bin>: Error 2 in system call CreateFile Can not find the file specified. Only problem is that a lot of different firmware files (ripped) to rename the specified (wr842nv2_tp_recovery.bin) and threw the same error pops up. It remains, assuming now only your latest recommendations / options.
and it is possible to download the latest version of the official firmware from the site TP-LINK-A and cut it (unfortunately so far I do not know and do not know how to do, the Internet has not yet found a detailed instruction for beginners)In any case, can someone help. regarding circumcision
Some options are:
HJSplit is a freeware and portable (size == 300 KB), and does not have to be installed.
There is an older, free command-line version of Goetz's File Splitter, it is best if you plan on running batch scripts to split many files.
7-Zip is another free open source program that allows you to split (with or without compression) and combine files, either via GUI (right click on the file>Split File ...>choose size) or command line.
Total Commander does that as well (Files>Split File ...).
Post has been editedstassat - 13.04.20, 09:21