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[UBNT] Routerstation Pro
Adrian Chadd edited this page Feb 22, 2021
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This is a short description of flashing the ubiquiti routerstation pro with FreeBSD.
The Ubiquiti Routerstation Pro is a MIPS board that supports 3 Mini-PCI slots and was commonly used for custom indoor and outdoor wireless AP solutions.
- CPU: Atheros AR71xx SoC 720 Mhz (MIPS 32-bit big-endian)
- Memory: 128MB
- Flash: 16MB NOR
- RS232 (serial) interface
- Network: 4-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch
- SDIO card support
- On-board RTC
- Power: 40-54V DC, 802.3af PoE compliant, DC power jack
- 3 x MiniPCI slots
- 1 x SD card slot
- 7 x GPIO
The Routerstation Pro board uses a modified version of RedBoot. The serial console defaults to 115200, 8 bits, 1 stop bit, no parity.
- Use CTRL-C during power-on / reset to interrupt the bootloader, or hold down the reset button to enter recovery mode
- The default IP address during recovery is 192.168.1.20/24
- You can change the IP address of the device using "ip" - "ip -h -l "
- (server is used if you're tftp/boot'ing a kernel from the command line)
- Use the 'urescue' command to enter the Ubiquiti rescue path - which you can then TFTP an image to -using the local IP address set above
- /path/to/freebsd-wifi-build/bin/build rspro
- (wait a while)
- The output image in ../tftpboot/ is "RSPRO.initial.img" which can be tftp'ed to the unit in rescue mode to flash
- Boot the unit into rescue mode above, or use the command line to set the local IP and then use urescue
- From a connected host, use tftp to upload the "RSPRO.initial.img" image ONTO the device
- It will then verify the image is a valid sysinstall image, flash it, update the Redboot directory and reboot.