Here is a really stupid way to make your fritz unaccessible! 
I telnet fritz and typed "nvi /proc/avalanche/env" to check "firmware_version avme"
After that, I typed ": q" to exit nvi, but fritz did't return me to the prompt; it shut down telnet (!).
After this, fritz was unaccessible :noidea:
I run recover and got the following:
but fritz is still unaccessible (no web, no telnet, no ping, no USB). :noidea:
Even worse, no tone feedback when giving phone commands (f.e. #96*7*), and no LEDs on, when picking up the analog phone. Fritz seems dead...
Guys, sorry to bother you again, but do you have any ideas?
Petros
I telnet fritz and typed "nvi /proc/avalanche/env" to check "firmware_version avme"
After that, I typed ": q" to exit nvi, but fritz did't return me to the prompt; it shut down telnet (!).
After this, fritz was unaccessible :noidea:
I run recover and got the following:
Code:
[FONT="Fixedsys"]C:\>recover -f de.image
recover: Firmware von de.image geladen
recover: Suche FRITZ!Box ...
recover: FRITZ!Box 192.168.178.1 (192.168.178.1:5035)
recover: Uebertrage kernel.image (711168)
recover: kernel.image uebertragen
recover: Uebertrage filesystem.image (2240512)
recover: filesystem.image uebertragen[/FONT]but fritz is still unaccessible (no web, no telnet, no ping, no USB). :noidea:
Even worse, no tone feedback when giving phone commands (f.e. #96*7*), and no LEDs on, when picking up the analog phone. Fritz seems dead...
Guys, sorry to bother you again, but do you have any ideas?
Petros
