Huawei reuses the same interface for many of their routers, but chooses to hide some features. Some of these may not be supported by the hardware, but others may work fine.
The features are hidden using the HTML hidden attribute. To turn this attribute off for all elements on a page, open your browser's dev tools and type $('#*').show() into the console.
On my B315, this allows me to change the DNS server addresses sent via DHCP:
| 1. Flashing the recovery image: | |
| fastboot flash recovery recovery.img | |
| 2. Flash the kernel and bootloader: | |
| fastboot flash boot boot.img | |
| 3. Erase a partition: | |
| fastboot erase cache |
I'm experimenting with sharing my notes for dead-end projects like these. Maybe they'll be useful for someone who stumbles on them.
I have a Nexus 4, I'm hoping to run CM and Firefox OS. I want CM auto-updates to work, I'd rather not build my own kernel. It needs to be completely open source, with no dubious binaries to download.
Interrupts boot process with an OS picker, then uses kexec to run the other OS.
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