As I mentioned in an earlier post, I found several references to successful reflashes of the BT hub to a genuine Thomson 7G image on a variety of sites. None of those sites gave instructions as to how to do this if you run a linux PC.
So I have documented how I did it here.
Dec 30 2007
reflashing the BT home hub from a linux PC
- By Mick in linux and unix, networks and networking, tips, tricks and howtos, trivial musing
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2007/12/30
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