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==Summary==
 
==Summary==
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A Bootloader is a program that loads the operating system or some other system software for the router after completion of the power-on self-tests; it is the loader for the operating system itself. The '''Bootloader menu''' is the router's special state that can be achieved before the Bootloader loads up the router's OS. While the router is in this state you can use it to upgrade the router's Firmware, Bootloader version and ART partition. This chapter is guide on how to upgrade a RUTXxx router's Firmware via the '''Bootloader menu'''.  
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A Bootloader is a program that loads the operating system or some other system software for the router after completion of the power-on self-tests; it is the loader for the operating system itself. The '''Bootloader menu''' is the router's special state that can be achieved before the Bootloader loads up the router's OS. While the router is in this state you can use it to upgrade the router's Firmware and Bootloader version. This chapter is guide on how to upgrade a RUTXxx router's Firmware via the '''Bootloader menu'''.  
    
==Upgrade==
 
==Upgrade==
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#set a '''Static IP''' on your PC, e.g. '''192.168.1.50''';
 
#set a '''Static IP''' on your PC, e.g. '''192.168.1.50''';
 
#press and hold the RESET button on the back-panel side of the router;
 
#press and hold the RESET button on the back-panel side of the router;
#power ON the router and wait 3-4 seconds until '''all LAN LEDs start blinking simultaneously''', then - release the RESET button;
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#power ON the router and wait '''5-8''' seconds until '''all LAN LEDs start blinking simultaneously''', then - release the RESET button;
 
#to enter the bootloader's WebUI, open your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Opera) in Private mode and enter '''http://192.168.1.1/index.html''';
 
#to enter the bootloader's WebUI, open your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Opera) in Private mode and enter '''http://192.168.1.1/index.html''';
 
#once in bootloader's WebUI you can upgrade the firmware.<br />
 
#once in bootloader's WebUI you can upgrade the firmware.<br />
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Replace '''eth0''' with the name of your Ethernet interface.
 
Replace '''eth0''' with the name of your Ethernet interface.
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====macOS====
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To set up a Static IP on a macOS follow the steps, you must first press '''"Apple" logo''' button in the top left corner and select "'''System Preferences...'''".
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[[File:Static IP on mac OS settings button.png]]
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[[File:Static IP on mac OS system preferences button.png]]
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When in the '''System Preferences''' window, click '''Network''':
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[[File:Static IP on mac OS Network button.png]]
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Next, on the left side of Network settings window, right-click on the Network connection associated with your Ethernet adapter and on the right side of Network settings window select '''Manually''' in the '''"Configure IPv4:"''' option field:
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[[File:Static IP on mac OS system network settings.png]]
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Finally, enter a static IP for your PC (e.g., '''192.168.1.1''') and Subnet mask - '''255.255.255.0''' then press '''"Apply"''' for saving the changes:
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[[File:Static IP on mac OS IP set up.png]]
 
===Bootloader menu===
 
===Bootloader menu===
 
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