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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.8_2 is now available

    Dirty upgrade over 3004.388.7_0 with zero issues encountered after the fact (as is usual).
  2. SNBForums User

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.7 is now available

    Merely as another data point, having fairly recently replaced my very-long-in-the-tooth previous Asus router with an RT-AX86U, and after installing 3004.388.7, my also-very-ancient OBi100 VoIP device is still quite happily humming along with these settings, none of which I changed from the default:
  3. SNBForums User

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.7 is now available

    Sorry for your difficulties, but this has the quintessential "TLDR:" written all over it...
  4. SNBForums User

    How to port Merlin settings to a new router

    FWIW, I fairly recently replaced my own long-in-the-tooth RT-AC68U (which was many years ago converted from a TM-AC1900) with an RT-AX86U, and after doing my own due diligence decided that the risk/reward ratio was skewed way too far to the risk side. As a result, I bit the bullet, took a deep...
  5. SNBForums User

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.7 is now available

    A successful dirty update on my new-to-me RT-AX86U after many years of the same on my long-in-the-tooth, but now-retired, RT-AC68U (converted from a router whose name shall never be spoken ;)). As with each-and-very of the previous dirty updates on the RT-AC68U, this one on my RT-AX86U completed...
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.7 is now available for all models

    And yet another successful Merlin firmware installation in a long history of "dirty" upgrades on my RT-AC68U (a device whose previous name shall never again be spoken), with perfect success. As a matter of course, I generally wait a few weeks before installing full-incremental releases of Merlin...
  7. SNBForums User

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.5 is now available

    Yet another in a multi-year string of successful unwashed upgrades on what is now known as an "RT-AC1900" (aka, a device whose previous name shall never be uttered in this forum, lest you forever suffer banishment) with no ill affects whatsoever. Once again, it's good and I'm happy, or it's...
  8. SNBForums User

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.4 is now available

    Living on the edge, I just completed yet another, and for the umpteenth time (it's been at least dozens of times), a "dirty" Merlin firmware upgrade from 386.3_2 to 386.4_0 on my now-really-ancient AC68U (Formerly known in this forum as "The Device Whose Name Shall be Banished Forever and Shall...
  9. SNBForums User

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.2 is now available

    And yet another completely successful dirty upgrade on my favorite-of-all time router, formerly and officially known as "the-router-that-may-not-be-discussed in this forum" For those of you who get it, this is a very solid firmware track, as have been the others.
  10. SNBForums User

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.1 is now available

    Yep, same hardware, same issue. You did some very good detective work.
  11. SNBForums User

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.1 is now available

    Have actually lost count of how many dirty upgrades I've completed on my RT-AC68U since moving to Merlin's firmware, but can add another to the list after moving from 384.19 to 386.1 without any issue whatsoever.
  12. SNBForums User

    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.1 is now available

    I have occasionally (about every 18 months or so) run into this issue with my ancient and well-used RT-AC68U, which is essentially the same router as yours. When it happens, I SSH into the router and run "for line in `nvram show | grep =$ `; do var=${line%*=}; nvram unset $var; done; nvram...
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    [Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.18 and 384.13_10 is now available

    One more data point of another in a very long history of "dirty" upgrades on my RT-AC68U and one more success, which adds to my many multiple dozens of said "dirty" upgrades over the span of multiple years of Merlin FW installations without a single need for a factory reset---ever. The RT-AC68U...
  14. SNBForums User

    [Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.14 (and 384.13_2) are now available

    Yeah, definitely not sticky, but since I only rarely need to reboot between firmware upgrades, stickiness is not really an issue for me. Thanks.
  15. SNBForums User

    [Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.14 (and 384.13_2) are now available

    Multi-year user of Merlin's builds, without significant issues prior to 384.14, but as has been reported multiple times with regard to this release and in this thread, for the first time ever, my RT-AC68U, although every function and system appears to be working properly, is also now reporting a...
  16. SNBForums User

    [Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.13 is now available

    Have had it happen twice with this release on my RT-AC68U. The first time after about 35 days of up-time, and the second about 5 days after that. Have not previously had the issue in nearly three years of running Merlin FW.
  17. SNBForums User

    [Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.13 is now available

    Dirty upgrade from 384.11 was smooth as silk and appears to have addressed previously reported SMB issues with 384.12.
  18. SNBForums User

    [Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.12 is now available

    Yep, same issue. Attempting to access existing maps in Win 10 results in error message that connection has not been reestablished. Android-based media server reports that Samba shares not connected. Reversion to 384.11_2 fixes all issues.
  19. SNBForums User

    [Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.10 is now available

    I won't bother to list my network security qualifications for you as they would likely go right over your head, but suffice to say they are substantial. That little tidbit of information notwithstanding, my question was quite a simple one with regard to a single function, not one in which any...
  20. SNBForums User

    [Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.10 is now available

    You're correct, my FTP server is, indeed, open to everyone on my LAN, not my WAN. There is no "wide open to the public." As I said, the security risk in in my particular instance is virtually nil.
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