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Recovering a DD-WRT bricked router did an "nvram erase" leaving MACs, router pin, etc as FF's/-1's.
The router is now working but I would like to get the the factory correct MAC addresses/etc and who knows whatevery other factory settings might be FFs.
So far I've tried
1. resetting to factory defaults using DD-WRT using 30/30/30 and GUI
2. Original Netgear firmware factory restore and GUI reset to factory defaults
3. Saving the .cfg (netgear firmware/gui) from another pristine 3500L and restoring on the erased router
Any suggestions how to restore those settings to the correct values?
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