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I cannot answer about the RT-AC66U. However I see this,I was not convinced the source matches the released CFEs.
https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-me...oadcom/bcm947xx/compressed/rt-ac66u_nvram.txt
I cannot answer about the RT-AC66U. However I see this,I was not convinced the source matches the released CFEs.
Hi, guys. I misposted on 378.54. My version is 378.56_2. Recently, I found the reason that I can't connect from outside to my transmisson. That's the jffs firewall deactivated after a while. Local connection to transmission has no problem. In the jffs's firewall opened port 9091. So when it's impossible to connect from outside, I have to start firewall again in the terminal. [ /jffs/scripts/firewall-start ] Then it's possible to connect from outside, But after couple of hours, it's dead again. Don't you guys have this issue?
If you would read the thread from beginning you would find the answer in posting no. 5 and posting no. 32!Hello guys. So I attempted to overclock cpu and it takes it but MIPS are not changing at all. They state same as default value at 1000Mhz. I have 87u router.
I did nvram commit and check clkfreq and it shows it's overclocked but mips don't change. I'm trying to pump up my Mpbs on vpn.
Why are mips not changing and how to change them ?
mkdir -p /jffs/scripts
echo "#!/bin/sh" > /jffs/scripts/services-stop
echo "nvram set clkfreq=1000,666" >> /jffs/scripts/services-stop
echo "nvram commit" >> /jffs/scripts/services-stop
chmod 755 /jffs/scripts/services-stop
cat /jffs/scripts/services-stop
To avoid being a too happy camper: Read this thread about bricking the overclocked router during firmware update...I want to thank Joegreat especially for pointing me to this thread and for help. Just for anyone that will in future read this based on my experiments my 87u only went up to 1400,800 values with bogomips of 2798.38 as max. I tried 1600,800 but i soft bricked the router. It would not recover after boot due to script of 1600 which is too high of a value for 87. I've seen few people with 68u and one guy with 88u that were running successfully 1600 but not mine. Value are 1000, 1200, 1400, 1600 so you can't use 1500 or in between. I found a thread from merlin that list cpu table values as i listed so don't bother trying 1500 lol, it don't exist.
To avoid being a too happy camper: Read this thread about bricking the overclocked router during firmware update...
I have now two lines in my scripts: One overclock and one to default clock - if I need to update firmware I un-comment the default and reboot - and after update the opposite with the overclocked values and reboot.
The claim that overclock bricks your firmware update is not evident IMO. Pls stop spreading the myth
Your precaution to be on a safer side now is good by all means.
Here we go:Thanks Joe ....can you share twos two lines and how to use it while there is script already running. I didn't see it in the thread you posted, unless i'm blind.
Here we go:
# set clkfreq on each restart (due to change in CFE/NVRAM handling by ASUS)
#nvram set clkfreq=1000,800
nvram set clkfreq=1400,800
nvram commit
Move the # to the line which need to be blocked...
You need to EDIT the script after you created it - Nano or vi are your friends for the edit part!Thanks joe but how do i intergrate this with this script. I don't want to randomly place anything as that is bad news usually.
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