Simply click the link at the bottom of that page (Bandwidth Monitor), in it it states clearly the necessity for TrendMicro (Apps analysis only or?) and what is what and how it works.
As far as I know... For me it works just fine.
That is clear, noone said the opposite. I just tried to answer as best as I can...I think he's just trying to help debug this version.
It was rhetorical to some extent since I don't know if it is normal and why it works sometimes and not others, but I do know its dependent on bwdpi being enabled by whatever is triggering it. When bwdpi is enabled it works when its off it doesn't but what is starting and stopping it I don't know. Going to Bandwidth Monitor or Classification does seem to enable/disable bwdpi, so some other function is.That is clear, noone said the opposite. I just tried to answer as best as I can...
But he also asked another question "Not sure if this is correct but under QoS - WAN/LAN Bandwidth Monitor, even though I have Apps analysis set to off, yet after a few seconds on that page, I start seeing values", and he has the info on that link.
When you first load it, give it time to settle, 10-15min and a reboot.This thread is pretty quiet, so seems that this alpha is working pretty well. I may have to try it this weekend.
Keep in mind tho that for this alpha - it's mainly component updates and a couple of fixes that Eric has implemented. There is no new GPL from Asus that's been integrated so no change in wireless drivers, other closed source pieces etc...This thread is pretty quiet, so seems that this alpha is working pretty well. I may have to try it this weekend.
There is no new GPL from Asus that's been integrated so no change in wireless drivers, other closed source pieces etc...
Keep in mind tho that for this alpha - it's mainly component updates and a couple of fixes that Eric has implemented. There is no new GPL from Asus that's been integrated so no change in wireless drivers, other closed source pieces etc...
Are you saying that all of the changes currently included in 3004.388.5 are "pointless"? Then I guess I should just quit developing, and you should stick with the stock firmware since everything else I do is "pointless", all that matters is Asus' latest GPL code.No point in using 388.5 final then as it will be outdated from the first day.
Are you saying that all of the changes currently included in 3004.388.5 are "pointless"? Then I guess I should just quit developing, and you should stick with the stock firmware since everything else I do is "pointless", all that matters is Asus' latest GPL code.
Obtaining, merging and testing a new GPL is a 6-8 weeks job. 388.4 was released back in August, I'm not going to delay 388.5 until February, there are plenty of worthwhile fixes and changes in the pipeline for 3004.388.5. That has always been my plan with 388.5.
Let us know where the most recent GPL source code is posted for those models. I only see binary images here and there.There is new GPL released by Asus for several models.
The silly thing about it is, I don't think people actually realize when you merge the GPL's. I have seen where you have merged two, sometimes even three different GPL releases in one version change. Sometimes it is due to them falling out of alignment, but all the same. All I want to say is- Thank you everytime I see a new release. I know you are not ASUS. People think because they are here talking to you, that some how ASUS is going to spit out a big fat GPL. I have news for everyone, that's not the case. Especially now that we are approaching some big holidays for people in many regions of the world. People may think, we celebrate holidays. I have yet to take "weeks" off for my holidays. Where I am, we are lucky if we get a true "week-end". I am done ranting, We all appreciate your work @RMerlin .Are you saying that all of the changes currently included in 3004.388.5 are "pointless"? Then I guess I should just quit developing, and you should stick with the stock firmware since everything else I do is "pointless", all that matters is Asus' latest GPL code.
Obtaining, merging and testing a new GPL is a 6-8 weeks job. 388.4 was released back in August, I'm not going to delay 388.5 until February, there are plenty of worthwhile fixes and changes in the pipeline for 3004.388.5. That has always been my plan with 388.5.
Perhaps you should have released this alpha as 388.4_2 instead. Where's the tipping point anyway? You are confusing us not-so-smart people who think that 388.5 is a whole new release. IMHOAre you saying that all of the changes currently included in 3004.388.5 are "pointless"? Then I guess I should just quit developing, and you should stick with the stock firmware since everything else I do is "pointless", all that matters is Asus' latest GPL code.
Obtaining, merging and testing a new GPL is a 6-8 weeks job. 388.4 was released back in August, I'm not going to delay 388.5 until February, there are plenty of worthwhile fixes and changes in the pipeline for 3004.388.5. That has always been my plan with 388.5.
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