[Alpha] Preview builds for Asuswrt-Merlin 380.61

[Howard_inGA]

10 hours with my AC3200 on 61 Alpha 2. All is well so far, with all the functions that I use running at top speeds. Here are the only log entries since install:

Jul 28 02:56:31 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 12: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 28 02:56:35 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 12: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 28 03:00:25 disk_monitor: Got SIGALRM...
Jul 28 03:04:28 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 13: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 28 03:05:08 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 11: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 28 12:15:10 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 10: is non-work-conserving?

I run a 140mm 57 cfm usb fan blowing into my router due to high temps causing erratic operations in my earliest days of use after purchase. Under the old beta, temps were routinely 3-5 degrees C higher than with this Alpha 2:
2.4 GHz: 42°C - 5 GHz: 46°C - CPU: 53°C

 

[charlie2alpha]

Using this on my RT-AC56U with no issues but the fix @RMerlin is trying to incorporate doesn't apply to my WAN type (PPPoE) anyway, it seems to affect only those who use DHCP directly.

 

[RMerlin]

Using this on my RT-AC56U with no issues but the fix @RMerlin is trying to incorporate doesn't apply to my WAN type (PPPoE) anyway, it seems to affect only those who use DHCP directly.

Asus did some code changes related to PPP in 3831.

 

[LePousson]

I'm still getting the "Routing Conflict" error when switching from an OpenVPN server to another one ..

And as the log, here is a screen shot (too painful to extract this log on an iPad) :

If someone can help, I'd really appreciate it ...

LePousson

 

[Martineau]

I'm still getting the "Routing Conflict" error when switching from an OpenVPN server to another one ..

And as the log, here is a screen shot (too painful to extract this log on an iPad) :

If someone can help, I'd really appreciate it ...

LePousson

Search the forum.....

http://www.snbforums.com/threads/op...service-state-apply-button.30410/#post-237935

 

[LePousson]

Thanks for the link ...

 

[Howard_inGA]

Just had a serious crash on my AC3200 that required a hard reset to recover. Up until just now, things were very smooth indeed. I don't have a clue as to why they went sideways, but I couldn't even log into the router with a hard wired PC!
Here is the part of the log where the troubles began:

Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ip6t_LOG bf136000 4494
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ip6table_filter bf130000 750
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: jffs2 bf112000 91538
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: zlib_deflate bf108000 19489
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: dhd bf02e000 788186
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: igs bf026000 11927
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: emf bf01d000 15277
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: et bf00a000 48925
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ctf bf000000 19647
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: Modules linked in: ct_notification bw_forward(P) IDP(P) nf_nat_sip nf_conntrack_sip nf_nat_h323 nf_conntrack_h323 nf_nat_rtsp nf_conntrack_rtsp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_ftp ip6table_mangle nls_cp437 xt_length sr_mod cdrom ip6t_REJECT cdc_mbim qmi_wwan cdc_wdm cdc_ncm rndis_host cdc_ether asix usbnet mii usblp ohci_hcd ehci_hcd thfsplus tntfs(P) tfat(P) ext2 ext4 jbd2 crc16 ext3 jbd mbcache usb_storage sg sd_mod scsi_wait_scan scsi_mod usbcore ebt_ip ebtable_broute ebtable_filter e
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: [<c0045ff8>] (unwind_backtrace+0x0/0xf8) from [<c02f82b4>] (schedule+0x434/0x784)
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: [<c02f82b4>] (schedule+0x434/0x784) from [<c0074838>] (sys_rt_sigsuspend+0xcc/0x108)
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: [<c0074838>] (sys_rt_sigsuspend+0xcc/0x108) from [<c003fac0>] (ret_fast_syscall+0x0/0x30)
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: BUG: scheduling while atomic: wred/1065/0xffffff00
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ct_notification bf4ca000 1684
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: bw_forward bf4aa000 93980
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: IDP bf41e000 529198
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: nf_nat_sip bf417000 5031
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: nf_conntrack_sip bf40e000 15713
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: nf_nat_h323 bf407000 4761
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: nf_conntrack_h323 bf3f9000 33807
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: nf_nat_rtsp bf3f3000 3202
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: nf_conntrack_rtsp bf3ed000 4067
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: nf_nat_ftp bf3e7000 1144
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: nf_conntrack_ftp bf3e0000 4909
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ip6table_mangle bf3da000 934
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: nls_cp437 bf3d3000 4474
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: xt_length bf3cd000 769
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: sr_mod bf3bf000 10842
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: cdrom bf3b2000 30901
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ip6t_REJECT bf3ac000 2164
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: cdc_mbim bf3a6000 3129
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: qmi_wwan bf39f000 5780
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: cdc_wdm bf398000 7252
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: cdc_ncm bf390000 8750
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: rndis_host bf389000 4936
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: cdc_ether bf383000 3187
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: asix bf37b000 10832
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: usbnet bf372000 11161
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: mii bf36c000 3367
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: usblp bf364000 10321
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ohci_hcd bf35a000 17918
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ehci_hcd bf34d000 31653
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: thfsplus bf330000 85437
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: tntfs bf2b0000 467314
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: tfat bf277000 191387
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ext2 bf262000 53788
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ext4 bf221000 222306
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: jbd2 bf20d000 49553
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: crc16 bf207000 1007
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ext3 bf1e4000 106589
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: jbd bf1d3000 42799
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: mbcache bf1cc000 4599
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: usb_storage bf1bd000 34410
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: sg bf1b2000 20039
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: sd_mod bf1a6000 22167
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: scsi_wait_scan bf1a0000 416
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: scsi_mod bf17b000 108826
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: usbcore bf158000 102126
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ebt_ip bf152000 1322
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ebtable_broute bf14c000 873
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ebtable_filter bf146000 1061
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ebtables bf13d000 15643
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ip6t_LOG bf136000 4494
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ip6table_filter bf130000 750
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: jffs2 bf112000 91538
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: zlib_deflate bf108000 19489
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: dhd bf02e000 788186
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: igs bf026000 11927
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: emf bf01d000 15277
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: et bf00a000 48925
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: module: ctf bf000000 19647
Jul 28 23:11:44 kernel: Modules linked in: ct_notification bw_forward(P) IDP(P) nf_nat_sip nf_conntrack_sip nf_nat_h323 nf_conntrack_h323 nf_nat_rtsp nf_conntrack_rtsp nf_nat_ftp nf_conntrack_ftp ip6table_mangle nls_cp437 xt_length sr_mod cdrom ip6t_REJECT cdc_mbim qmi_wwan cdc_wdm cdc_nheduling while atomic: wred/1065/0xffffff00

 

[bobiii]

I had to revert to the 60 beta 2. My wireless clients were acting weird in not loading all the web the content in the web pages. I also had errors saying that I had to many tries for dns. I didn't capture the log. Sorry.

 

[zenmota]

I have an ASUS RT-AC87U router. When using firmware 380.60 Beta 2 or 380.61 Alpha 2 the router seems to "ping" my desktop computer (Win 10) about every 3 to 5 seconds. When I look at task manager/Ethernet it shows something pinging the Receive. I will paste a picture of the task manager:

This is when computer is idle ( no web browser open anything like that) Does the same thing on wireless, too. I think I have tracked it down to this using process monitor:

I'm just not sure what all that means. I do know that if I turn off Enable UPnP Media Server the problem goes away. Almost no activity showing in Task Manager/Ethernet when system is idle. I also do not have the problem when using Firmware 380.59.

Anyway, I hope I explained the problem good enough to understand and thanks for any help or comments.

 

[Goran]

I had to revert to the 60 beta 2. My wireless clients were acting weird in not loading all the web the content in the web pages. I also had errors saying that I had to many tries for dns. I didn't capture the log. Sorry.

similar situation on my AC3200
also when streaming from my NAS to my wetek box via wireless, stream stops buffering (5GHz). Movie starts but after few seconds stops. In network monitor shows initial wifi data flow but then drops to zero.

 

[stambeccuccio]

...the router seems to "ping" my desktop computer (Win 10) about every 3 to 5 seconds...

Try to disable Teredo IPv6 Tunneling in Windows.

1) launch Command Prompt as administrator in Windows 10

2) disable:

netsh interface teredo set state disabled

If it not solve, You can go back by:

netsh interface teredo set state type=default

 

[hjohan13]

I had to revert to the 60 beta 2. My wireless clients were acting weird in not loading all the web the content in the web pages. I also had errors saying that I had to many tries for dns. I didn't capture the log. Sorry.

Me too. 380.61A2 just is a disaster on my AC5300. Blocks me to enter a lot of webpages including this one. Reverting back to 380.60B2 doesn't help anything. Before updating to 380.61A2 everything worked great using 380.60B2.
Also updating to 61A2 reduced speed from 250Mbit to approx 80.
Had to move back to my old AC68 with 380.60B2 installed. Works solid as a rock....sorry....

 

[RMerlin]

Just had a serious crash on my AC3200 that required a hard reset to recover. Up until just now, things were very smooth indeed. I don't have a clue as to why they went sideways, but I couldn't even log into the router with a hard wired PC!
Here is the part of the log where the troubles began:

Your router crashed somewhere within the closed-source Trend Micro code. Nothing I can do about it.

 

[RMerlin]

Blocks me to enter a lot of webpages including this one.

This has nothing to do with the firmware. Most likely reason is, you are obtaining an IP lease from your ISP that is blacklisted by various sites. Switching to a different router means you get a different IP (due to the router having a different MAC address), hence getting around the problem. Your ISP will have to take care of this, or you will have to force a different IP by cloning a different MAC on your router's WAN page.

 

[bobiii]

I was testing my ipv6 using suggestions from Google. I use their dns servers for ipv4 and ipv6. Found out that the ipv6 was timing out. I am now trying my Time Warner dns servers to see how they work.

 

[Howard_inGA]

Your router crashed somewhere within the closed-source Trend Micro code. Nothing I can do about it.

Thanks for the info! Since this was a first, I'd thought it was related to the software update. I really appreciate your insight...

These are the logs since the reset, and the router is running as smooth as silk:


2 days 3 hours 34 minute(s) 6 seconds

Jul 28 23:41:36 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 11: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 29 00:00:23 disk_monitor: Got SIGALRM...
Jul 29 00:02:19 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 12: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 29 01:18:12 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 10: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 29 03:01:33 miniupnpd[1411]: upnp_event_recv: recv(): Connection reset by peer
Jul 29 03:29:50 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 13: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 29 12:06:00 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 10: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 29 19:14:42 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 12: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 30 00:00:24 disk_monitor: Got SIGALRM...
Jul 30 02:07:03 miniupnpd[1411]: remove port mapping 42623 TCP because it has expired
Jul 30 02:07:03 miniupnpd[1411]: remove port mapping 42623 UDP because it has expired
Jul 30 04:15:22 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 13: is non-work-conserving?
Jul 30 11:11:45 miniupnpd[1411]: remove port mapping 42623 TCP because it has expired
Jul 30 11:11:45 miniupnpd[1411]: remove port mapping 42623 UDP because it has expired
Jul 30 20:41:15 miniupnpd[1411]: remove port mapping 42623 TCP because it has expired
Jul 30 20:41:15 miniupnpd[1411]: remove port mapping 42623 UDP because it has expired
Jul 31 00:00:25 disk_monitor: Got SIGALRM...

 

[Wutikorn]

Me too. 380.61A2 just is a disaster on my AC5300. Blocks me to enter a lot of webpages including this one.
Had to move back to my old AC68 with 380.60B2 installed. Works solid as a rock....sorry....

What do you mean my blocking you from webpages? Did it redirect you to router's page saying something about connection? If that is the case, I had it too, not sure which firmware I was using(between 380.59 to 380.61 alpha 2). When that happened, router's GUI says that WAN is disconnected, but I could access some websites still and not this website.

 

[andreyMS]

I'm trying to upgrade with this new alpha build to my 87U, the bar progress does not shows and the router reboot and keep the old beta2 firmware, any idea?

I have a Tp-link RE450 extender (last firmware may-2016) and I cant extended at 5GHz, this GLP code can be the issue?

 

[stambeccuccio]

I'm trying to upgrade with this new alpha build to my 87U, the bar progress does not shows and the router reboot and keep the old beta2 firmware, any idea?
I have a Tp-link RE450 extender (last firmware may-2016) and I cant extended at 5GHz, this GLP code can be the issue?

I also have a Tp-link RE450 extender (last firmware may-2016) and ... everything works perfectly.
As I said in other posts (and also to Merlin) I do not like the way in which the DHCP Server Asus manages the Extender, but that's another story..
Your problem probably is this firmware with 87U (I think).

 

[hjohan13]

This has nothing to do with the firmware. Most likely reason is, you are obtaining an IP lease from your ISP that is blacklisted by various sites. Switching to a different router means you get a different IP (due to the router having a different MAC address), hence getting around the problem. Your ISP will have to take care of this, or you will have to force a different IP by cloning a different MAC on your router's WAN page.

Strange..... After reverting back to 380.60B2 on my AC5300 I have full access again to all pages again including this one. I'm also up to full speed (250/100)...

I clearly doupt that my Swedish ISP will blacklist several newspapers in sweden and several public stores...Danish kitchens and information about dishwashers.