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--- livebox:firmware [2012/04/27 16:13] – brett
+++ livebox:firmware [2012/04/27 16:20] – [Setup firmware] brett
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   - Get [[commandlineaccess|command line access]]
   - [[buildingfirmware#replacing_the_redboot_loader|Replace the redboot loader]]
-  - Get the featured firmware from http://code.google.com/p/livebox-hah/downloads/list and flash that.
+  - See [[#Flashing the HAH firmware]] just below.
   - [[upgrades_backups|Upgrade to latest release]]
-Do note that once you have the HAH firmware image onboard you need to have a DHCP server on your network for it to get an IP.
-{{keywords>tftp redboot dwbtool RGWRepair}}
 ====== Flashing the HAH firmware ======
-Grab the latest [[HAH firmware|http://code.google.com/p/livebox-hah/downloads/list]] and setup just like you do for flashing the uk5.04 firmware you are one step away now.
+Grab the latest DWB from http://code.google.com/p/livebox-hah/downloads/list and setup just like you do for flashing the uk5.04 firmware.  You are one step away.
-Do note that once you have the HAH firmware image on-board, you need to have a DHCP server on your network.  So you need to plug your HAH livebox back into your LAN.  To help you locate your HAH's DHCP assigned IP address see [[hah_installation]].
+Do note that once you have the HAH firmware image on-board, you need to have a DHCP server on your network.  So you need to plug your HAH livebox back into your LAN.  To help you locate your HAH's DHCP assigned IP address see [[hah_installation#Locating DHCP assigned IP]].
 ====== Flashing new firmware aka Livebox Recovery ======
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 At this point the box reboots so there is nothing new that hasn't been seen before
+{{keywords>tftp redboot dwbtool RGWRepair}}
 {{tag>livebox firmware}}