尝试上传04或者05版本的固件，但是实际上不能识别这些固件。以下文章节选自https://www.linksysinfo.org/index.php?threads/new-tomato-firmware-for-d-link-dir-865l-ac1750-router.70230/
EDIT (1 Aug 2014): Finally managed to debrick my router by desoldering the flash chip and erasing the nvram. Luckily CFE remains intact. Apparently, some nvram’s settings has caused the CFE not to boot but is still yet to be identified. Will keep you posted..
EDIT (06 Aug 2014): Found reason for bricking the device. The CFE does not support 64K nvram. Current image (V04) has been re-compiled for 32K nvram. Will try to find a way around it, till then we are stuck at 32k nvram.
*** IMPORTANT ***
Please do not use any previous version (<V03) which may brick the device when nvram exceed 32K! Users with previous firmware please update immediately to V04 using the Administration-Upgrade page and you need to select “After flashing, erase all data in NVRAM memory”!
EDIT (25 Sep 2015): New version V05 available now based on shibby v131. Please note that this version is compiled as AIO but without the NGINX webserver due to limited flash size of 16MB in this router. If you are running a webserver in previous version, I recommend you stick to the old version. Please enable tomato anonymous so that I know how many people are using this and if its worth the effort to keep updating the firmware.
You may view what is updated in http://tomato.groov.pl/?page_id=78 except for those related to NGINX and MySQL.
Procedure (if you have not flashed Tomato before);
1. Download the firmware from
[V05] https://www.dropbox.com/s/gcik5qw1a19ibdy/tomato-dir865l_V05-shibby131-no_nginx-AIO.trx?dl=0
[V04] https://www.dropbox.com/s/i0zmesg2sewy76c/tomato-dir865l_V04_shibby120-AIO.trx?dl=0
2. Switch off the router
3. Push a pin into the reset hole behind the router (above the power switch), hold it in there and power on the router
4. Configure you pc’s ip to be 192.168.0.2 mask 255.255.255.0 (or any 192.168.0.x)
5. Access router’s webpage at 192.168.0.1, and upload the downloaded firmware
6. Wait for router to reboot
7. Default router address is at 192.168.1.1, username: root, password: admin
Let me know if you have problem with this firmware.
PS: all credits for the tomato firmware goes to Shibby and the tomato’s team.