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    Asus RT-N66u with TomatoUSB firmware

    I agree it's unstable and unusable. All I said is a temporary workaround until it's fixed. I'm also facing the same issue (see my posts 5 pages back)
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    Asus RT-N66u with TomatoUSB firmware

    Use it like this and you can get rid of the bug: "for i in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9; do /bin/sh bug $i; done" It's not an ideal way but at least it's working.
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    Asus RT-N66u with TomatoUSB firmware

    I gave it up. 1. uploaded other version of shibby (AIO,BT-VPN) --> no luck 2. made 30/30/30 reset --> no luck 3. removed all USB wires --> no luck 4. restored stock asus (.102) --> WORKING So put back Shibby V090 AIO again and waiting for a solution from the developers. It's not...
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    Asus RT-N66u with TomatoUSB firmware

    Bad news no luck either without USB support and with Shibby 090. root@unknown:/tmp/home/root# cat /etc/motd Tomato v1.28.0000 MIPSR2-090 K26 USB Mega-VPN root@unknown:/tmp/home/root# ./test.sh asd asd root@unknown:/tmp/home/root# ./test.sh asd asd root@unknown:/tmp/home/root#...
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    Asus RT-N66u with TomatoUSB firmware

    I think this FW has a memory leak somewhere. I even used to get "Segmentation failure" messages with the same test.sh script sometimes :) Plus random reboots. Also how you fix the issue with 'update-alternatives' ? that also fails often because of the uncertainty of the parameter :) Were...
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    Asus RT-N66u with TomatoUSB firmware

    I'm joining to this thread, if found the same issue. I'm not using any SD cards, using unit RT-N66U. Shibby ver: Tomato v1.28.0000 MIPSR2-088V K26 USB Mega-VPN Attached USB disk through USB HUB. -- Script: [root@rt-n66u /opt]$ cat /tmp/test.sh #!/bin/sh echo $* -- Result: [root@rt-n66u...
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