Looks obvious to me: The router cannot resolve fwupdate.asuswrt-merlin.net and diversion.ch
That error makes sense to me if the first of the two curl tries failed. I'm not a hundred percent certain tough.Glitch compared with successfull result (after checking for updates with "u"):
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Normal window after opening amtm:
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I decided to restart my router and now the update workedLooks obvious to me: The router cannot resolve fwupdate.asuswrt-merlin.net and diversion.ch
I see there's an issue, it may not be related to your case, but maybe it will once I track down the cause of the error I'm seeing under certain circumstances.Possible issue with the format disk (fd) option.
Yesterday, I used the format disk (fd) to wipe my USB and create 3 new partitions. Each partition accepted the name I entered except for the 3rd partition. No matter what I typed, it was labeled as sda3 after the reboot. I tried several times with the same result. I resolved by plugging the USB into my Win 10 computer and used the minitool partition wizard client to rename the partition.
I had forgotten about this one. It was plugged into the USB 2.0 port on the back of the router if that matters. No other devices are attached. It was the only USB I had plugged into the device. But let me know if you need additional info.I see there's an issue, it may not be related to your case, but maybe it will once I track down the cause of the error I'm seeing under certain circumstances.
From what I can tell at the moment is that when creating three partitions on a device, make sure this is the only device plugged in.
Heed the warning given that unrelated devices (really) should be unplugged before running fd.
Not sure if the amtm thread or Diversion would be better to inquire, but this was a topic a few pages back.Your problem, you can't have it all
I’m fine with that.Not sure if the amtm thread or Diversion would be better to inquire, but this was a topic a few pages back.
Diversion is free and will always be. And it is the best and most sophisticated ad-blocker you can install on Asuswrt-Merlin. I’m not exaggerating.I recently jumped onto the Unbound bandwagon and have enabled the integrated Ad Block capabilities in unbound_manager, which suggests not running along with Diversion. Is there a consensus as to whether they have the same efficacy or, as the topic regarding NextDNS would suggest, does Diversion go further warranting reconsideration?
Noted.I also ask as this goes along with the discussion of whether amtm is the right place for update notification and emailing, which would make sense if Diversion isn't being used. I am not sure if loading Diversion and disabling would allow for the function to still work, but if not, that puts a dependency on it being loaded and enabled for use. Just giving food for thought.
A lot of work went into the LED control function. I rewrote it three times until I was happy with the result.Stop making it so easy and fast! don't you realize I'm BORED over here? ;-p
Also, the u update preserve function came to me while working on the led code. I thought that should be a simple hack.Stop making it so easy and fast! don't you realize I'm BORED over here? ;-p
It’s always the details, and I’m picky about them.
/jffs/addons/amtm/ledcontrol -help
amtm checks for those manual entries in the usual places and will abort if found. You'll have to remove them yourself first.One question - if i have LED control set up "old way" meaning ledson and ledsoff scripts in crontab list, will amtm take that into account or is it better to remove them from crontab list before upgrade?
People that sleep with their routers in the same room, probably.I am probably in the minority but why use the led feature? Are they that bright in a dark room?
Edit: I hide mine behind a picture frame so I don't see them.
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