Yes, that is the plan.Might as well switch to the "release" version if you're gonna nuke it anyway. All the functionality is the same but evidently you'll save yourself some nagging about updates.
Yes, that is the plan.Might as well switch to the "release" version if you're gonna nuke it anyway. All the functionality is the same but evidently you'll save yourself some nagging about updates.
I did not notice as I did not use torrents for some times, but sadly my old problem with the router restarting exactly 10 mins after I exit a torrent app on a client is back after a dirty upgrade. It is the upgrade for sure because I was seeding something 2 days before the upgrade.
Last time doing a nuclear reset and installing stock FW and then Merlin FW back was the only solution, and indeed I had no such problem since, but this upgrade did something again.
I will try the same solution now, setting up everything from scratch, because I have no idea how could I debug such an issue with success and I was investigating for weeks the last time without finding the cause.
(I'm still on the beta btw, but no option to post there).
That's then a different story!I installed Merlin and did a factory reset. Then tested it for a few days and went back to asus firmware and did a factory reset again.
And, to nail your process down, after the reset, you didn't import any backup config files, correct?
roamast: sta
entries in the system log prior to upgrading to 3004.388.5 on a RT-AX86U Pro, but now seeing blocks of those entries from time to time since updating from 3004.388.4 to 3004.388.5. Not using AiMesh or AP's. The two MAC addresses are a cellphone connected via 5Ghz to the main WiFi and the router's MAC.Dec 6 11:15:36 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 68 and rssi is -76
Dec 6 11:15:36 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 68 and rssi is -76
Dec 6 11:15:46 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 76 and rssi is -72
Dec 6 11:15:46 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 76 and rssi is -72
Dec 6 11:15:51 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 67 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:15:51 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 67 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:15:56 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 69 and rssi is -76
Dec 6 11:15:56 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 69 and rssi is -76
Dec 6 11:16:00 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 65 and rssi is -78
Dec 6 11:16:00 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 65 and rssi is -78
Dec 6 11:16:21 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 66 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:16:21 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 66 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:16:26 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 64 and rssi is -78
Dec 6 11:16:26 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 64 and rssi is -78
Dec 6 11:16:36 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 67 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:16:36 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 67 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:16:41 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 67 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:16:41 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 67 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:17:16 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 76 and rssi is -72
Dec 6 11:17:16 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 76 and rssi is -72
Dec 6 11:17:26 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 76 and rssi is -72
Dec 6 11:17:26 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 76 and rssi is -72
Dec 6 11:17:36 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 71 and rssi is -75
Dec 6 11:17:36 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 71 and rssi is -75
Dec 6 11:17:46 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 69 and rssi is -76
Dec 6 11:17:46 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 69 and rssi is -76
Dec 6 11:17:56 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 84 and rssi is -68
Dec 6 11:17:56 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 84 and rssi is -68
Dec 6 11:18:06 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 68 and rssi is -76
Dec 6 11:18:06 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 68 and rssi is -76
Dec 6 11:18:16 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 75 and rssi is -73
Dec 6 11:18:16 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 75 and rssi is -73
Dec 6 11:18:26 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 71 and rssi is -75
Dec 6 11:18:26 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 71 and rssi is -75
Dec 6 11:18:36 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 84 and rssi is -68
Dec 6 11:18:36 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 84 and rssi is -68
Dec 6 11:18:41 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 66 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:18:41 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 66 and rssi is -77
Dec 6 11:19:00 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 88 and rssi is -66
Dec 6 11:19:00 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 88 and rssi is -66
Dec 6 11:19:11 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 84 and rssi is -68
Dec 6 11:19:11 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 84 and rssi is -68
Dec 6 11:19:16 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 104 and rssi is -58
Dec 6 11:19:16 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 104 and rssi is -58
Dec 6 11:19:21 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 102 and rssi is -59
Dec 6 11:19:21 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 102 and rssi is -59
Dec 6 11:19:41 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 99 and rssi is -61
Dec 6 11:19:41 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 99 and rssi is -61
Dec 6 11:19:46 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 97 and rssi is -62
Dec 6 11:19:46 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 97 and rssi is -62
Dec 6 11:19:56 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 96 and rssi is -62
Dec 6 11:19:56 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 96 and rssi is -62
Dec 6 11:20:01 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 105 and rssi is -58
Dec 6 11:20:01 roamast: sta[C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75] on ap[C8:7F:54:12:78:C4], rcpi is 105 and rssi is -58
Dec 6 13:28:18 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(645): eth7: Deauth_ind C2:BD:5F:40:B4:75, status: 0, reason: Disassociated due to inactivity (4), rssi:-84
Dec 6 13:28:18 hostapd: eth7: STA c2:bd:5f:40:b4:75 IEEE 802.11: disassociated
Dark is my middle name
Yes indeed and you even replied iirc, thank you for that.I recall you mentioning this before. I've never seen it happen with my AX6000 on any firmware, so something unique to your router configuration
Security is not meaninglessUpgraded without any issues, although for my AX68U these upgrades are becoming meaningless, only reason to upgrade are security patches (if present).
Upgraded without any issues, although for my AX68U these upgrades are becoming meaningless, only reason to upgrade are security patches (if present).
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