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Previously, you needed to locate the correct A/B partition to write the
upgrade image into. Now, the xqflash utility will now be injected into
the repacked firmware, allowing you to just type `xqflash <image>` to
flash an upgrade image.
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5. Flash this file directly into the router using SSH.
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You cannot use the web UI because this is a raw image, and more importantly has no signature.
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The R3600 firmware uses an A/B partition system, called `rootfs` and `rootfs_1`. This corresponds to `mtd12` and `mtd13`. Find the partition that is not the one in use and use `ubiformat`to write the raw image onto the partition:
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If you are using a recently xqrepack'ed firmware, you can use the `xqflash` utility on the router to flash an update image:
6. Set the nvram variable to re-initialize `/etc` (and I think to switch partitions also):
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After it completes successfully, you should be able to `reboot`.
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nvram set flag_ota_reboot=1
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reboot
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If the `xqflash` utility is not available, you can manually flash the update image described in the following section.
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Manual Flashing
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The R3600 firmware uses an A/B partition system, called `rootfs` and `rootfs_1`. This corresponds to `mtd12` and `mtd13`. Find the partition that is not the one in use and use `ubiformat` to write the raw image onto the partition:
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