I would verify your modem is handing out DHCP first by plugging up a laptop and see if it pulls a DHCP address. I know my modem is setup for IP passthrough, which may be different from most. It's hard to say since I'm not sure what your modem settings are. Do I need to ssh/telnet into the router and change any of the /etc files? At this point I’m at a loss of what could possibly be wrong. Spoofed MAC address of my cable modem, but that didn’t work.
Local LAN ports now work and LAN DHCP works. My wan cable modem is not a router and is registered with Spectrum, so no possibility thar I have a router/bridge conflict. The issue where the R8000 (definitely not R8000P) router doesn’t get provisioned by my ISP (Spectrum) persists. I was able to download and successfully flash the latest Kong firmware. I'm assuming you were able to enable them if you're getting to the GUI. Just to confirm you have an R8000, and not R8000P? Its very strange you had interfaces disabled by default. If you plug a laptop/pc up to the modem, will it pull a DHCP address?
Ge0rgi, I'm going to ask some dumb questions, but bear with me. However once you have any dd-wrt image installed and access to the gui it would be very easy to flash to another image if you want to try your luck. I have had no issues with the dd-wrt image listed.
However the 'sysupgrade' command worked for me. Yea the upgrade command using mtd write listed earlier in this thread doesn't work.
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