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Been asking same question to myself couple of days ago. Ended up trying the following with my gt-ax6000 3004.388.8_4 : https://github.com/Vaskivskyi/asusrouter AsusData.NETWORK returns the following structure: {'wan': {'rx': 396035939110, 'tx': 111527332367, 'rx_speed': 0.0, 'tx_speed': 0.0}...

Sure, I can try. Just remember that it may be slightly different for many users due to different processes running in the background. Additionally, such actions may brick your router if something goes terribly wrong. You've been warned. I also assume this is the jffs read only issue. Credits to...

I was able to solve the problem using all the suggestions provided here plus some additional linux tool/knowledge from the forums. So I explained befere my problem was that I could not umount /jffs due to resource device busy and then the same applies for ubirmvol vol id of jffs. Lsof was...

Not sure if connected but... during multiple tries of reflashing using rescue mode/wps resets I have noticed that I can no longer access the router web UI using username/passwd. It displays incorrect username/passwd all the time, while the app is able to connect and execute actions. Tried...

Thanks for the suggestions. Tried both last night again and none of them works for me. I feel like I am stuck during first step unmounting /jffs with the resource/device busy. I can pass it using lazy umount with -l flag but I am afraid that later it causes same error for the ubirmvol...

Sorry for the sort of archeology, Due to a power outage, my jffs partition seems to be locked in rad only state within my GT-AX6000 *388.8.2. This thread is the closest thing I found that describes the solution. Since very first umount command, there are errors of device is busy lsof +d /jffs...