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Supported Versions
According to Linksys_WRT300N_series#WRT160N there is more than one version of this device. Please see what version you have and add information to the wiki or post in this forum thread.
Model | CPU | Wireless | Flash | RAM | S/N | FCC ID | LEDE 17.01.4 | OpenWrt Kamikaze | OpenWrt Backfire | OpenWrt trunk (Barrier Breaker) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
WRT160N v1.0 | BCM4704 | BCM4321? | 4MB | 32MB | CSE01? | ? | ? | X | Y | OOM |
WRT160N v1.1 | BCM4703 | BCM4321 | 4MB | 16MB | CSE01 | Q87WRT160N | ? | X (See Below) | ? | ? |
WRT160N v2.0 | RT2880F | Ralink | 4MB | 16MB | CSE11 | Q87WRT160NV2 | ? | not supported | ? | ? |
WRT160N v3.0 | BCM4716 | BCM4716 | 4MB | 32MB | CSE41/CSE51 | Q87WRT160NV3 | Yes | WIP (not supported yet, see below) | ? | WIP |
V1.1
Build | Date Released | Link | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
Stable Standard Backfire 10.03.1 | ? | ? | Recommended |
Stable Attitude Adjustment 12.09 | ? | ? | *Known to be slow |
Stable Barrier Breaker 14.07 | ? | ? | *Known to be slow |
* AA and BB tend to run very slowly due to low RAM and OOM if LuCI is used. https://github.com/leitec/openwrt-leitec/wiki/Limitations-on-Routers-with-16MB-RAM. Therefore, Backfire 10.03.1 is recommended.
V2.0
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V3.0
V3.0 has the same hardware as the Linksys E1000 v1; see the information for it, which may be helpful.
Build | Date Released | Link | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
STABLE | 2017-10-18 | https://downloads.lede-project.org/releases/17.01.4/targets/brcm47xx/mips74k/lede-17.01.4-brcm47xx-mips74k-linksys-wrt160n-v3-squashfs.bin | LEDE 17.01.4 Release |
Development Snapshot | As of 2013-08-27 | https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/brcm47xx/mips74k/openwrt-brcm47xx-mips74k-linksys-wrt160n-v3-squashfs.bin | This is a development snapshot build, (see https://downloads.openwrt.org/). |
Forum Links
Please see also the following forum topics:
- OpenWrt → General Discussion → LinkSys WRT160n – https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=15321
- OpenWrt → General Discussion → E1000v1/WRT160Nv3/Valet M10v1 - working “alpha” status, testing wanted – https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=44045
- OpenWrt → Developers Only → Add support for Linksys E1000 v1 (and brcm4716) – https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=39581
Installation
Flash Layout
→flash.layout
OEM easy installation
How To Build
- Exit the configuration menu and save the settings.
- build the whole thing again with the new config. (This time wont take as long)
Now you can flash the firmware image in /bin to your WRT160N using the Linksys web interface. (I tried the openwrt-wrt150n-squashfs.bin and it worked; openwrt-brcm-2.4-squashfs.trx also works if using the tftp install method)
- The wireless works when you enable it in /etc/config/wireless
Hardware
v1.0/v1.1 | v2.0 | v3.0 | |
---|---|---|---|
Architecture: | MIPS | MIPS | MIPS |
Vendor: | Broadcom | Ralink | Broadcom |
Bootloader: | CFE | uboot | CFE |
System-On-Chip: | Broadcom 4703KFBG | RT2880F (MIPS 4KEc V?.?) | Broadcom 4716B0KFBG (MIPS 74Kc V4.9) |
CPU/Speed | BCM4703 266 MHz | 266 MHz | BCM4716 300 MHz |
Flash-Chip: | EN29LV320AB | ?? | ?? |
Flash size: | 4 MiB | 4 MiB (Samsung 813; K8P3215UQB or EON Silicon EN29LV320AB) | 4 MiB (MX 25L3205DM2I) |
RAM: | 32/16 MiB | 16 MiB (WindBond W9864G6IH 64Mbit SDRAM) | 32 MiB (Winbond W9425G6EH-5H) |
Wireless: | BCM2055/BCM4321 | ? | ? |
Ethernet: | BCM5325 | RTL8306SD | BCM5325 |
USB: | No | No | No |
Serial: | Yes | Yes | Yes |
JTAG: | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Pads/headers on PCB
V1.0/1.1
There is 3 sets of pads on the PCB of the WRT160N.
Half of the JP1 and JP3 pads are on the reverse side of the PCB.JP1 is the JTAG port.JP2 is a serial port and it works if you use a 3.3v TTL to RS-232.* There is a hidden EXTERNAL serial port above the YELLOW INTERNET sticker inside the RJ-45 jack. Use a light to see it, 3.3v, rx, tx, grd, are all clearly labled. (special plug anyone?)*
JP1
JTAG
On Reverse | Pad 2 | GND | Pad 4 | GND | Pad 6 | GND | Pad 8 | GND | Pad 10 | GND | Pad 12 | ? |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
On Front | Pad 1 | RESET# | Pad 3 | TDI | Pad 5 | TD0 | Pad 7 | TMS | Pad 9 | TCK | Pad 11 | GND |
# Reset# of Flash Memory
JP2
3.3v TTL Serial
On Front | Pad 1 | 3.3v | Pad 2 | TX | Pad 3 | RX | Pad 4 | Not Connected | Pad 5 | GND |
---|
JP3
On Reverse | Pad 2 | GND | Pad 4 | GND | Pad 6 | GND | Pad 8 | GND | Pad 10 | GND | Pad 11 | ? |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
On Front | Pad 1 | ? | Pad 3 | ? | Pad 5 | ? | Pad 7 | ? | Pad 9 | ? | Pad 12 | ? |
V2.0
J10 is a serial port and it works if you use a 3.3v TTL to RS-232.
J11 is an empty 14-pin header and is likely a JTAG port to the CPU.
J10
Near WAN port | Pin 1 | 3.3v | Pin 2 | TX | Pin 3 | RX | Pin 4 | NC | Pin 5 | GND |
---|
J11
Linksys Wrt160n V3 Firmware
Pin 1 | ? | Pin 3 | ? | Pin 5 | ? | Pin 7 | ? | Pin 9 | ? | Pin 11 | ? | Pin 13 | ? |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Pin 2 | ? | Pin 4 | ? | Pin 6 | ? | Pin 8 | ? | Pin 10 | ? | Pin 12 | ? | Pin 14 | ? |
JTAG
The JTAG software needs to support 8-bit operation. tjtag v3-RC1 by Tornado can be used to read the flash chip.
Serial
→ see
JP2/J10 is a 3.3v serial port. Boot messages can be seen if you connect a 3.3v level shifter here and monitor with a serial port.
DO NOT CONNECT DIRECTLY TO A PC SERIAL PORT. Use a 3.3v TTL level shifter.Details at this page:
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V3.0
JTAG Port
Serial Ports
TP12-16 make up a 3.3V serial port. These are not through-holes, so wire has to be soldered directly to the exposed test point. Connect at 115200 Baud.
TP12 | TP13 | TP14 | TP15 | TP16 |
---|---|---|---|---|
VCC | TX | RX | ? | GND |
Recovery
V1.1
If the device becomes bricked, (and this can happen very easily with this device) you should attach a serial port to it to view the console and see why it has stopped booting.
- One common reason for it to stop booting is, after loading a image that doesn't recognize the 8-bit flash, it will be stuck in a endless reboot loop.
- Once the serial console is installed you can use a terminal emulator to stop the boot and manually flash a good image to it.
- Connect to the device using 115200 baud 8-n-1 and No Flow Control.
- press Ctrl + C very early in the boot to break into the CFE prompt.
- Enter this command to make the router accept an image via tftp.
V3.0
To recover it, do the following procedure:
- Turn it off, without releasing the reset button
- Turn it on again, still without releasing the reset button for 30 seconds.
- Now, it is in recover firmware mode and running just with the 192.168.1.1 IP (it don't matters the configured IP in the router) in one of the 4 ethernet interfaces.
- Configure your computer with another IP in that range (ex. 192.168.1.2) in the ethernet interface and access http://192.168.1.1 . At this point, you should see a very simple firmware upgrade page.
- Upload the good firmware (if you're in doubt, take the correct one in the LinkSys page). After the upgrade and the “upload ok” message in the page, wait for a minute. Now, your router should be running!