Were you transferring files to and from a USB attached drive? This will usually max it out.
The firmware version is? Any features enabled? VPN's?
Does a reboot help?
Was a full reset to factory defaults performed (M&M Config)?
Its attachedssh into the router and type "top" it should tell you what process is using cpu/ram
Remove and re-install Diversion.Its attached
Remove and re-install Diversion.
Diversion is clearly running in what looks like 5 instances.
This happened to me once, almost the same thing. I re-did my scripts and usb drive and it solved the issue. What ever it was....LOLYou're right!
But it is not using an inordinate percentage of the cycles though?
That is normal for the 86u.I removed diversion with entware, reinstalled but didnt do anything
I had to reboot and it came back to normal
I reinstalled diversion, its OK now
But RAM is still 80%
I removed diversion with entware, reinstalled but didnt do anything
I had to reboot and it came back to normal
I reinstalled diversion, its OK now
But RAM is still 80%
Just curious, but did the reboot help or the Diversion re-install?
I normally have less than 28MB of RAM on my RT-AC86U with a 2GB swap file enabled. No issues.
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