The uboot version I downloaded and was trying to use was listed at this post:
The MD5 of the file that I downloaded from that link is exactly what was displayed when uploaded to the router.
certutil -hashfile uboot.bin md5
MD5 hash of uboot.bin:
6e23c0bdbea78de1f6645c2e3277f2fd
I guess what you are saying is that the U-Boot version at that post by Bruce is bad? I’m only trying to flash U-Boot because the router seems to have corrupted it’s firmware, and refuses to allow me to re-flash firmware. The suggestion was made in that post that if you can’t flash the firmware using U-Boot, try updating the U-Boot first.
Is this version of U-Boot something different than that post, and is flashing it, going to help resolve the inability to flash the actual firmware? The question still remains as to why this router lost it’s firmware load, and also why it defaulted itself a couple of months ago without anyone touching it.