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What exactly do you want? The LEDs should not light up, only the Aura RGB? This does not work. But it is possible to turn on only the LEDs without Aura RGB. However, it is probably a FW bug that this setting is not retained after a reboot.
If what I wanted is to leave the led lights and turn off the aura. This worked in the previous version but in this beta has stopped working. It is what I explained at the beginning.
 
If what I wanted is to leave the led lights and turn off the aura. This worked in the previous version but in this beta has stopped working. It is what I explained at the beginning.
As I wrote this option still works. What doesn't work well in this alpha is to keep Aura RGB off state setting after reboot. Forgetting the Aura RGB off setting after a reboot is probably a bug, but the LEDs lights without the Aura RGB option is working. (At least on GT-AXE16000.)
 
It works separately on the GT-AXE16000. If the LEDs are disabled on the Administration -> System tab, then Aura RGB cannot be enabled separately and after a reboot none of them will be active. However, if the LEDs are enabled, Aura RGB can be disabled. LEDs works separately. The problem is that after a reboot, Aura RGB will be active, even though it was disabled.
That's what I meant by not separately, after reboot all On or Off, Aura does not stay Off ir LEDs are On.
I think it is same as in the official FW...
 
Wireless log don't reflect the wireless Wifi 5GHz setting, I don't have 140 channel in my 5GHz channel list, the maximum is 128. ?
I have channel set to 44 non DFS channel but wireless log indicate 140 DFS channel and my channel bandwidth is set to 80MHz but i get only 20MHz in wireless log.
 

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Wireless log don't reflect the wireless Wifi 5GHz setting, I don't have 140 channel in my 5GHz channel list, the maximum is 128 ?

Its likely a setting or geo region thing. That's to say you DO have a channel 140 but it may not be user selectable due to what I said. I'm not sure if residential routers are held to the same FCC rules as industrial but it sure appears that way. EU is always allowed to run more power.
 
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Its likely a setting or geo region thing. Thats to say you DO have an channel 140 but it may not be user selectable due to what I said. Im not sure if residential routers are held to the same FCC rules as industrial but it sure appears that way. EU is always allowed to run more power.
I have channel set to 44 non DFS channel but wireless log indicate 140 DFS channel it's strange .
 
I have channel set to 44 non DFS channel but wireless log indicate 140 DFS channel it's strange .
I can't say I know for sure but it could have been a crowded channel, or some sort of auto adjustment for performance or interference. Make sure if you want to use specific settings you turn off all the "auto" options for freq. settings.
 
Un abnormal CPU activity
 

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Login with SSH and post the output of:
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top -bn 1 | head -20
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ASUSWRT-Merlin RT-AX86U_PRO 3006.102.4_alpha2-g774261a90a Mon Mar 24 21:57:18 UT                                                                                        C 2025
asus@RT-AX86U_Pro-E3F8:/tmp/home/root# top -bn 1 | head -20
Mem: 700448K used, 318064K free, 3376K shrd, 14564K buff, 136244K cached
CPU:  0.0% usr  0.0% sys  0.0% nic 75.6% idle 24.3% io  0.0% irq  0.0% sirq
Load average: 3.38 3.13 3.04 1/198 5715
  PID  PPID USER     STAT   VSZ %VSZ CPU %CPU COMMAND
  921     2 asus     SW       0  0.0   0  0.0 [wl0-kthrd]
 5841     1 nobody   S    27316  2.6   0  0.0 dnsmasq --log-async
 5842  5841 asus     S    25100  2.4   2  0.0 dnsmasq --log-async
 5411     1 asus     S    20628  2.0   1  0.0 wred -B
 2918     1 asus     S    20392  1.9   3  0.0 conn_diag
 5401     1 asus     S <  19392  1.8   1  0.0 dcd -i 3600 -p 43200 -b -d /tmp/bw                                                                                        dpi/
 2935  2918 asus     S    18944  1.8   2  0.0 amas_portstatus
 2602     1 asus     S    18944  1.8   3  0.0 roamast
 2968     1 asus     S    17992  1.7   3  0.0 amas_lib
 2562     1 asus     S    16140  1.5   0  0.0 networkmap --bootwait
 2391     1 asus     S    15868  1.5   1  0.0 /sbin/netool
    1     0 asus     S    15316  1.5   3  0.0 /sbin/init
 2940     1 asus     S    15264  1.4   2  0.0 cfg_server
 2388     1 asus     S    14284  1.3   1  0.0 nt_monitor
 2534     1 asus     S    14204  1.3   3  0.0 httpds -s -i br0 -p 8443
 2539     1 asus     S    13816  1.3   2  0.0 watchdog
asus@RT-AX86U_Pro-E3F8:/tmp/home/root#
 
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CPU: 0.0% usr 0.0% sys 0.0% nic 75.6% idle 24.3% io 0.0% irq 0.0% sirq
Everything looks idle but a peculiar amount of I/O activity (24% which is essentially 1 of 4 CPU cores). If you repeat that command every few seconds, does the output change much? Ideally you’d see the top processes with high percentages under the CPU% column, eventually.
 
Everything looks idle but a peculiar amount of I/O activity (24% which is essentially 1 of 4 CPU cores). If you repeat that command every few seconds, does the output change much? Ideally you’d see the top processes with high percentages under the CPU% column, eventually.
Nothing change
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asus@RT-AX86U_Pro-E3F8:/tmp/home/root# top -bn 1 | head -20
Mem: 703572K used, 314940K free, 3508K shrd, 14568K buff, 137432K cached
CPU:  0.0% usr  2.3% sys  0.0% nic 73.8% idle 23.8% io  0.0% irq  0.0% sirq
Load average: 3.03 3.04 3.01 1/200 11344
  PID  PPID USER     STAT   VSZ %VSZ CPU %CPU COMMAND
 2940     1 asus     S    15264  1.4   0  1.1 cfg_server
11343 11153 asus     R     3324  0.3   0  1.1 top -bn 1
 5841     1 nobody   S    27316  2.6   3  0.0 dnsmasq --log-async
 5842  5841 asus     S    25100  2.4   2  0.0 dnsmasq --log-async
 5411     1 asus     S    20628  2.0   2  0.0 wred -B
 2918     1 asus     S    20392  1.9   3  0.0 conn_diag
 5401     1 asus     S <  19392  1.8   1  0.0 dcd -i 3600 -p 43200 -b -d /tmp/bwdpi/
 2935  2918 asus     S    18944  1.8   0  0.0 amas_portstatus
 2602     1 asus     S    18944  1.8   1  0.0 roamast
 2968     1 asus     S    17992  1.7   2  0.0 amas_lib
 2534     1 asus     S    17048  1.6   2  0.0 httpds -s -i br0 -p 8443
 2562     1 asus     S    16140  1.5   3  0.0 networkmap --bootwait
 2391     1 asus     S    15868  1.5   1  0.0 /sbin/netool
    1     0 asus     S    15316  1.5   3  0.0 /sbin/init
 2388     1 asus     S    14284  1.3   1  0.0 nt_monitor
 2539     1 asus     S    13816  1.3   2  0.0 watchdog
asus@RT-AX86U_Pro-E3F8:/tmp/home/root#
 
Probably USB activity. Disable custom scripts (Administration - System > Enable JFFS custom scripts and configs = No), reboot and see if the problem still persists.

Thanks,
You're right, every thing back to normal now , i will try to figure out what cause this activity (i have only three scripts installed Diversion, uDivStats and Led control)
 

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