I've got 'm all available, as in the right pictureUnavailable Control Channels from 116 to 128 for 80/40 MHz.
GT-AX6000 v388.6 vs stock RT-AX86S v388.24231.
Merlin GT-AX6000 v388.6 View attachment 56065 vs stock RT-AX86S v388.24231 View attachment 56064 .
For Control Channels from 116 to 128 connections only work at 20MHz.
Unfortunately, GT-AX6000 has been moved to work in office and I cannot restore the stock firmware on it.
PS: Great job @RMerlin .
Thanks!I've got 'm all available, as in the right picture
It would only say “Unmounted” if applicable. Otherwise, the utilization bar graph (or whatever you want to call it) is shown.I'm not sure I understand the problem. Are you talking about the image below? It never said mounted there IIRC.
View attachment 56069
Network map rounds up to the next amount (4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048). Tools page pulls numbers fromTotal: 512 MB in Network Map or 400,97 MB in Merlin Tools?
/proc/meminfo
and divides by 1024. Could be that what Linux sees isn't all that's installed. Memory is an art in Linux, it seems.I didn't think you could put that in the custom config box--I thought those pull filter ignore commands had to be in the client configuration, not the server config.Understood. I thought that maybe there was a change in the compilation options for the server part in the latest version.
Same issue here on RT-AX86S@RMerlin thanks as always for all the work you do!
However first time I've had an issue in a LONG time ...
I did a dirty Upgrade from 388.5 on RT-AX86U, now my 4G USB stick which is my secondary WAN can no longer connect properly, it cycles continously on the GUI from being momentarily recognised to going "invisible" again, over and over. I enclose a OneDrive link to a log - look towards the end and you will see the cycles.
AX86U Log
Reverted to 388.5 and all is good again with the 4G USB stick and dual-WAN.
Anyone else having issues with USB 4G/5G sticks on 388.6?
Edit: Model of the 4G USB stick is Huawei E8372-320 (ex Telstra Australia)
Thanks @L&LDWelcome to the forums @Rob90.
Verify it is indeed a problem with the recent firmware by doing a full reset and minimal and manual configuration to secure the router and connect to your ISP. Do not use any backup config file, do not use any USB drive that was used for amtm/scripts. Do not toggle settings on/off after the reset (some settings/combinations may put the router in an unknown state and require another reset).
Before you do the above, perform the following to be able to get your network to where it is now.
Is it a good idea to keep up with Firmware updates?
I have had issues in the past when updating firmware and Internet speed, But it may have just been a fluke, Should I keep up with the updates? If so On all routers or the nodes as well? What about ones acting as access points? Thankswww.snbforums.com
Solved! It turns out that this is the limitation of RT-AX56U as a node in AiMesh.Unavailable Control Channels from 116 to 128 for 80/40 MHz.
GT-AX6000 v388.6 vs stock RT-AX86S v388.24231.
Merlin GT-AX6000 v388.6 View attachment 56065 vs stock RT-AX86S v388.24231 View attachment 56064 .
For Control Channels from 116 to 128 connections only work at 20MHz.
Thank you for the information.Network map rounds up to the next amount (4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048). Tools page pulls numbers from/proc/meminfo
and divides by 1024. Could be that what Linux sees isn't all that's installed. Memory is an art in Linux, it seems.
No they didn't. Some of the memory map is reserved for other purposes. The same discrepancy can be seen on my router which has 1024MB:Thank you for the information.
It looks like Asus has installed 100MB less RAM in RT-AX86S than the specs say (512MB)...
View attachment 56075
# free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 933964 877492 56472 4144 3092 520540
I'm not sure. Only with RT-AX86S do I have such a big difference.No they didn't. Some of the memory map is reserved for other purposes. The same discrepancy can be seen on my router which has 1024MB:
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