There is little point in merely uninstalling OpenWrt, what you actually want to do, is to replace OpenWrt with the original firmware. You are here, because the wiki-page for your device, does not help you with that. So, first have a look at the flash.layout
To replace OpenWrt with the original firmware, you most probably do not have to change the boot partition, or the partition containing specific information like NVRAM or ART. Even if you overwrote the bootloader when you installed OpenWrt on your device.
通过OpenWrt CLI恢复原厂
You can use the program mtd for this:
cd /tmp
mtd -r write /tmp/original_firmware.bin firmware
OpenWrt has no built-in "pleasantries" to prevent you from going back to original firmware. But sometimes you need to be careful, see e.g. back.to.original.firmware.
If you get a error message on the above mtd command like "no valid command given" you are using an old version of mtd which doesn't support the -r or -e parameters.
Download a newer statically compiled version
cd /tmp
chmod a+x mtd.static
./mtd.static -e linux -r write original.trx linux
TIP: PLEASE READ - Common mistakes thread section 2 also. It describes when you should use the
openwrt-brcm-2.4-squashfs.trx
image.
Only flash a trx, never flash a bin file?
If you only have a Linksys .bin firmware file, this is not a problem, simply cut off the header before using the commands below:
dd bs=32 skip=1 if=original.bin of=original.trx
TIP: If your replacement firmware has a web interface, remember to flush your browser cache, sessions etc. This will avoid misleading 404 errors.
通过OpenWrt的WebUI管理界面恢复原厂固件
通过 Booloader恢复原厂固件
To flash the original firmware back again via the bootloader, please follow the procedures already described in Installing OpenWrt. They are basically the same.