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  1. cybrnook

    User NVRAM Save/Restore Utility (R26.2)

    Hey, do that for the DNSFilters too if a user deletes out the standard ones, and saves value 3, for example, as an empty variable. :-) We chatted about that once before.
  2. cybrnook

    [Fork] Asuswrt-Merlin 374.43 LTS releases (Archive)

    @john9527 Maybe a dump to > nvramnew.txt and nvramold.txt and run a diff?
  3. cybrnook

    [Fork] Asuswrt-Merlin 374.43 LTS releases (Archive)

    You doing any factory resets / nvram erase in the middle to load default values?
  4. cybrnook

    Asuswrt-Merlin - Project update

    Sorry haven't had my coffee yet :-)
  5. cybrnook

    Asuswrt-Merlin - Project update

    Somewhat.... Look at aes-128-cbc 256kb for example.
  6. cybrnook

    Asuswrt-Merlin - Project update

    Absolutely understand. Just trying to rattle off a thing or new that the older kernels have been holding us back on (well you, since we are just customers). Glad to see you sticking with it through this transition.
  7. cybrnook

    Asuswrt-Merlin - Project update

    Does this mean you can do other trickery like introducing "Cake" intercepting QoS? Similar to what you did with fq_codel?
  8. cybrnook

    Asuswrt-Merlin - Project update

    86U is on 4+ Kernel?
  9. cybrnook

    Custom firmware build for R7800 v. 1.0.2.35SF

    I am testing build 36, and have to say so far so good. Painless flash, factory reset, and nice to see QoS actually working on the downstream.
  10. cybrnook

    Looking for an ad blocking option for Netgear R7800 (like AB-Solution)

    Pihole is a great option if you invest in a cheap raspberry pi.
  11. cybrnook

    [Fork] Asuswrt-Merlin 374.43 LTS releases (Archive)

    And an initial flash from recovery webserver if coming to this build running a "new"er unit running a later Merlin or Asus build. We might need to start thinking about putting a drop dead simple process together to follow, or link directly to asus's recovery webserver guide, or even the asus...
  12. cybrnook

    How Not To Fix a Hot-running ASUS router

    What country are you in? Amazon?
  13. cybrnook

    How Not To Fix a Hot-running ASUS router

    "Tools" page, or via ssh (and I think I will avoid that one). In all honesty, and joking aside. I think you are fine, and likely overreacting. What happens when you drop back to 67_0?
  14. cybrnook

    How Not To Fix a Hot-running ASUS router

    checking the temp is not a proof/validation that your unit is throttling or having an issue at all. That's just a comfort level for you. You would need to check CPU speed or even your bogomips value. EDIT: and @thelonelycoder coder may vary well be correct that there are no thermal controls...
  15. cybrnook

    How Not To Fix a Hot-running ASUS router

    How do you know?
  16. cybrnook

    How Not To Fix a Hot-running ASUS router

    Overheat would mean its thermally throttling or shutting off. Has it done either of those? Or do you just not feel comfortable with the temps? We could try the ice cube trick first? what do you think? EDIT: or better...
  17. cybrnook

    How Not To Fix a Hot-running ASUS router

    Well to start with, you really are not giving enough info. A thread titled "Asus", and quick one line comments of "It overheats" is not enough for us to, at least in any serious manner, help you. There are many factors that play into heat, ambient, load, chipset etc... If you search these...
  18. cybrnook

    How Not To Fix a Hot-running ASUS router

    That is the best cooling solution in my opinion. Remove the heat-sinks and leave the router unplugged.
  19. cybrnook

    How Not To Fix a Hot-running ASUS router

    Is it doing better now without them? :cool:
  20. cybrnook

    How Not To Fix a Hot-running ASUS router

    what is this thread...?
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