Your Utilization actually shows something other than 100%, so possibly this is not working on the AX68U either. Would need @RMerlin to confirm where that info is coming from? Anything I can check on my end to see why it always shows 100%?I was curious about that too when I saw it but I only see it on a RT-AX58U, the GT-AX11000 doesn't have utilization with this build, so I'm guessing that model didn't get that feature
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The info comes from Broadcom's API. Asus added it to the Wireless Log dump, I added the same info to my formatted display.Would need @RMerlin to confirm where that info is coming from?
Screenshots are from the Wireless Log page. I assume you mean to check the one on the stock firmware? Is there a way to see that from your firmware or would I have to flash back to stock?The info comes from Broadcom's API. Asus added it to the Wireless Log dump, I added the same info to my formatted display.
Check the content of the Wireless Log, see if it reports the same bogus value. If it does, then something is wrong on the Broadcom side of things.
No, I mean click on the "Open" button on that page to see the same text dump that is present on Asus' original display.I assume you mean to check the one on the stock firmware?
No, I mean click on the "Open" button on that page to see the same text dump that is present on Asus' original display.
I did some interesting experimenting with automake and autoconf. Ubuntu 22.04 has automake 1.16.5 and autoconf 2.71 which is what is needed. Every time I updated the system, those two packages keep getting downgraded in Ubuntu 20.04. So I did apt-mark hold on both packages. They are left alone during updates. It's time to upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 to avoid this package issue and hassle. Has anyone successfully gotten Ubuntu 22.04 to work with merlin's builds?Those that want to self-compile, you need automake-1.16.5 . 1.16.1 causes compilation to stop. Ubuntu has development packages and has 1.16.5 available. Just wanted to let you guys know.
Broadcom's SDK is not compatible with 22.04, various things break during build time.It's time to upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 to avoid this package issue and hassle. Has anyone successfully gotten Ubuntu 22.04 to work with merlin's builds?
I have the same thing on an AX68U but everything is stable and runs just fine.Ok... never even noticed that button was there.
Still shows 100% in there as well. So its either just me, or something wrong on all AX68 from Asus.
Just thought it was odd and wanted to make sure it was not a fixable issue on your end.
Also - still looking good for Wifi, everything is stable and no radio crashing as of yet.
Jul 17 13:16:10 kernel: wl1: fatal error, reinitializing, total count of reinit's[22]
Jul 17 13:16:10 kernel: CSIMON: CSIMON[1.1.0] Initialization
Jul 17 13:16:10 kernel: CSIMON: M2M usr already registered ...
Jul 17 13:16:10 kernel: wl1: PSMx dump at 172954 seconds. corerev 131 reason:watchdog ucode revision 1626.38205 features 0x3106
I can confirm Ubuntu 22.04 will not work with self compiles.I did some interesting experimenting with automake and autoconf. Ubuntu 22.04 has automake 1.16.5 and autoconf 2.71 which is what is needed. Every time I updated the system, those two packages keep getting downgraded in Ubuntu 20.04. So I did apt-mark hold on both packages. They are left alone during updates. It's time to upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 to avoid this package issue and hassle. Has anyone successfully gotten Ubuntu 22.04 to work with merlin's builds?
I can compile on both amcfwm and without. I use Ubuntu 20.04 in a VM environment. Both for amcfwm and without. With automake 1.16.5 and autoconf 2.71. I read somewhere that some compilers need to update both automake and autoconf. Use apt-mark hold to keep apt from downgrading those two packages. I'm following RMerlin's advice that Ubuntu 22.04 is not compatible with Broadcom's SDK yet. Assuming they are working on it. I'm using VMware now. I used VirtualBox in the past. Just prefer to use VMware. Makes sense?I can confirm Ubuntu 22.04 will not work with self compiles.
Your tip of upgrading automake to 1.16.5 works fine for self-compile - as long aa you are compiling for a router which RMerlin has just compiled - in your case RT-AX68U. If you try and compile for RT-AX86U it will crash due to lack of conformity in the Master for that model.
At least that has been my experience in recent years [used to work back in the day for what ever model was supported by amcfwm].
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