Installing openwrt on a mikrotik routerboard. After the DHCP/BOOTP/ TFTP netboot of the initramfs image, connect your PC to one of the LAN ports of your RouterBoard.You cannot connect to the RouterBoard via WiFi with the TFTP netbooted image of OpenWrt because the initramfs version of OpenWrt has WiFi disabled.After the RAM-based intiramfs version of OpenWrt has netbooted, you should be able to ping your RouterBoard LAN ports at IP address 192.168.1.1If you have trouble accessing 192.168.1.1 on your RouterBoard LAN port when it is running OpenWrt, try any of the following. This setup is partially done under the hood and partially it shows up in /etc/config/network and can be seen via linux CLI commands, for example 'ifconfig -a':br-lan this is the linux software bridge interface representing the 'lan'. These instructions are deprecated since wget2nand is no longer used, but left here for reference.
By default, OpenWrt tries to set up wired/wireless interfaces so that there is one routed WAN interface which is typically the first wired ethernet port and the remaining wired ethernet port and wireless interfaces are bridged into a LAN.
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