QuikSilver
Very Senior Member
Updated my two AC86u (s), so far so good...Thanks!
Having some smb authentication issues on the AX88U caused by the Samba merge, beyond that everything else seems to be working as expected.
Hi, what kind of problems ? have you been able to overcome them ? I'm installing the alpha in a couple of hours and would like to be prepared for it... thanks
May 5 15:05:55 smbd[4285]: [2018/05/05 15:05:55.568164, 0] passdb/pdb_smbpasswd.c:248(startsmbfilepwent)
May 5 15:05:55 smbd[4285]: startsmbfilepwent_internal: file /etc/samba/smbpasswd did not exist. File successfully created.
skynet@RT-AX88U-DC28:/tmp# ls -la /etc/samba/smbpasswd
-rw------- 1 skynet root 0 May 5 2018 /etc/samba/smbpasswd
It will have to be fixed in a future update as the smbpasswd file fails to populate causing the inability to connect to the routers smb share.
Code:May 5 15:05:55 smbd[4285]: [2018/05/05 15:05:55.568164, 0] passdb/pdb_smbpasswd.c:248(startsmbfilepwent) May 5 15:05:55 smbd[4285]: startsmbfilepwent_internal: file /etc/samba/smbpasswd did not exist. File successfully created.
I updated to the Alpha 2 on my AX88U and I cannot see any of my DHCP settings...? I think the table is there but not showing...???
I updated to the Alpha 2 on my AX88U and I cannot see any of my DHCP settings...? I think the table is there but not showing...???
I updated to the Alpha 2 on my AX88U and I cannot see any of my DHCP settings...? I think the table is there but not showing...???
I would say no, unless you’re experiencing something weird. Backup your settings, before you update.Is a reset required if updating from 384.13 ? RT-AC3100.
I would say no, unless you’re experiencing something weird. Backup your settings, before you update.
Seems like RMerlin fixed this for next build (also re-added missing settings in LAN -> DHCP server):Same on my 86U. DHCP statics are working but all hidden from view.
Seems like RMerlin fixed this for next build (also re-added missing settings in LAN -> DHCP server):
https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.ng/commit/a512ef62ea0093e37881fc7c019bf6000f7ef4a4
https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.ng/commit/a500f65ad4ae0d4e4a5bb735d06cb32015bd0c2d
I am making a build with those 2 commits, I can upload if you want (for 86u)
That first fix is purely cosmetic, all browsers should be able to safely deal with the missing semicolon.
Failure for the DHCP list to show usually means one of the following:
1) Corrupted dhcp_staticlist, often because you ran out of free nvram
2) Javascript error often caused by a device with an invalid name, check the browser console for more details.
The DHCP static list works fine here. I have 26 static devices on my AX88U.That first fix is purely cosmetic, all browsers should be able to safely deal with the missing semicolon.
Failure for the DHCP list to show usually means one of the following:
1) Corrupted dhcp_staticlist, often because you ran out of free nvram
2) Javascript error often caused by a device with an invalid name, check the browser console for more details.
Have u try them on IOS and android?The DHCP static list works fine here. I have 26 static devices on my AX88U.
Strange... up until now, everything was fine with this till Alpha 2. 3 people have this issue :\ I have more then half of NVRAM free.That first fix is purely cosmetic, all browsers should be able to safely deal with the missing semicolon.
Failure for the DHCP list to show usually means one of the following:
1) Corrupted dhcp_staticlist, often because you ran out of free nvram
2) Javascript error often caused by a device with an invalid name, check the browser console for more details.
You are correct, the Android version of Chrome does not render the DHCP static list properly. I cleared everything and reloaded the page. Still not showing the static list. My desktop Ubuntu Chrome renders the page perfectly.Have u try them on IOS and android?
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