376.44_beta3 and 376.44_beta4 config override and postconf scripts

[johnathonm]

Hello everyone,

This question is for Merlin or anyone who can answer it. I was looking through the mentioned directory on my router (AC66U) /jffs/configs/ and also in /jffs/scripts/ for the config override and postconf scripts. Both folders are currently empty. Is there something special I need to do to populate these folders with the scripts mentioned in the readme?

Please let me know and I thank you in advance for your time.

J

 

[jim769]

There is no 376.44-beta 4

 

[KAD]

yeah, create the scripts that you want to use

 

[Shonk]

There is no 376.44-beta 4

 

[L&LD]

What, you compiled your own version?

(It's not on Merlin's downloads).

 

[Adamm]

What, you compiled your own version?

(It's not on Merlin's downloads).

Yes, its still being tested and is only available via building from the git repo

 

[joegreat]

This question is for Merlin or anyone who can answer it. I was looking through the mentioned directory on my router (AC66U) /jffs/configs/ and also in /jffs/scripts/ for the config override and postconf scripts. Both folders are currently empty. Is there something special I need to do to populate these folders with the scripts mentioned in the readme?

Hi J,

You need to RTFM from here - 'User Scripts' are your friends!

By the way: You should be carfule with latest Git version as this a pure development version - not really testest!

With kind regards
Joe

 

[johnathonm]

Joe,

I can't read. I have one of those computers which translates the words on screen into sound. My apologies. Your link did help me find the solution to something else I was looking for.

Warm regards,

J

 

[Marsi4eg]

Have you overclocked your AC66U? It's 600 mhz by default. I thought that overclocking was blocked after some update from asus? Do I miss something?

 

[sinshiva]

if jffs dissappears in an update, usually enabling (without format) and rebooting brings them back for me

 

[johnathonm]

Have you overclocked your AC66U? It's 600 mhz by default. I thought that overclocking was blocked after some update from asus? Do I miss something?

You have to telnet or ssh into the router. Login as admin and enter this string

nvram set clkfreq=662,331,165 && nvram commit && reboot

This will reboot and set the router to 662

Thanks to Shonk for this solution

 

[Marsi4eg]

You have to telnet or ssh into the router. Login as admin and enter this string

nvram set clkfreq=662,331,165 && nvram commit && reboot

This will reboot and set the router to 662

Thanks to Shonk for this solution

Thank you, I will try. Earlier I've read something about triple reboot issue which causes the router to not apply new clock frequency...