Beta Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.9 Beta is now available

[underdose]

Dirty upgrade from alpha 2. Besides the broken LAN > Diversion page as reported by others and fixed by @Martinski's modification, everything else work as expected on my AX58U.

Edit: Browser is Firefox 138.0b3 with a lot of extensions.

 

[Wishmaster1965]

Either you downloaded and flashed a 2+ years old firmare, or you didn't flash it properly.

Indeed I did, fat fingers

 

[Unisoft]

RT-AX58U - network map page shows no details on the right pane.

I also have this on 3 AX86U units in different locations. All they have is Diversion on them and Merlin autoupdater which has no UI in the router interface.
So different model, same thing, and been OK in previous releases.

 

[hifiwifi]

What version? Diversion 5.4.3 contains webui fixes, so make sure you are up-to-date.

Same issue on RT-AX86U.

 

[RMerlin]

Unless someone can show me Javascript errors on their networkmap, there's nothing for me to fix because I cannot reproduce the issue.

 

[Jeffrey Young]

I'm unsure if this is relevant to anyone who is having trouble with the GUI.

I am still running the 388.8_4 firmware on my AX86U Pro. I access my GUI via HTTPS with a ZeroSSL certificate. About two or three weeks ago, I noticed that the GUI started acting sluggish, sometimes taking up to 30 seconds to fully load any one page. Sometimes I have to refresh the page to get the GUI to work. This behavior was going on with Chrome and Edge. No page errors that I could find. I have not tested with HTTP.

Yet, when I switch over to LibreWolf, the GUI is normal, fast, and very responsive.

Makes you wonder what info is being sent to slow servers from the router (which, I assume, LibreWolf blocks as a privacy conscious web browser). Little bit of a conspiracy tangent, I know, but I have not been able to figure out why the GUI sucks on Chrome and Edge, yet is snappy and fast with LibewWolf.

My 2c

 

[Ripshod]

I'm unsure if this is relevant to anyone who is having trouble with the GUI.

I am still running the 388.4_4 firmware on my AX86U Pro. I access my GUI via HTTPS with a ZeroSSL certificate. About two or three weeks ago, I noticed that the GUI started acting sluggish, sometimes taking up to 30 seconds to fully load any one page. Sometimes I have to refresh the page to get the GUI to work. This behavior was going on with Chrome and Edge. No page errors that I could find. I have not tested with HTTP.

Yet, when I switch over to LibreWolf, the GUI is normal, fast, and very responsive.

Makes you wonder what info is being sent to slow servers from the router (which, I assume, LibreWolf blocks as a privacy conscious web browser). Little bit of a conspiracy tangent, I know, but I have not been able to figure out why the GUI sucks on Chrome and Edge, yet is snappy and fast with LibewWolf.

My 2c

Cookies

 

[darkarcheangel]

Unless someone can show me Javascript errors on their networkmap, there's nothing for me to fix because I cannot reproduce the issue.

not sure if this is what you after, but hoping it helps.

 

[Lee MacMillan]

Anyone else find the new EULA/privacy policy offensive?

You mean the section that says essentially if our software bricks or damages your (Asus) device, it's not our fault and we're not responsible? I have to admit I've never read the EULA before but this does seem pretty lame.

 

[RMerlin]

not sure if this is what you after, but hoping it helps.

That one is probably the issue that happens when you try to edit an entry - that issue is already fixed internally (it's the issue I mentionned in post #2).

 

[robinjoo1]

@RMerlin may I ask something I'm on 3006 alpha2 firmware is there a beta of 3006 or must I upgrade to this beta 3004 and later on to 3006

On gt-ax11000 pro

 

[dave14305]

I'm on 3006 alpha2 firmware is there a beta of 3006 or must I upgrade to this beta 3004 and later on to 3006

On gt-ax11000 pro

3006.102.4 alpha2 is the latest for your model. Your model is not supported on the 3004.388.9 beta any longer, as mentioned in the first post.

 

[robinjoo1]

3006.102.4 alpha2 is the latest for your model. Your model is not supported on the 3004.388.9 beta any longer, as mentioned in the first post.

Yeh I figured I will wait for the beta/final release

 

[RMerlin]

Leaving it all alone until tomorrow to see if anything changes

I configured an RT-AX88U as a main router and an RT-AX86U as a node, connected over Ethernet. I then connected a laptop to the AiMesh network, then bound that laptop to the node. I reconneccted it, and it was connecting just fine to that node:

So, works fine for me with the same router models as you.

 

[RMerlin]

Any further details/reports regarding the empty Networkmap? I still ccannot reproduce the issue here, so I will need the error messages from someone's browser console to be able to investigate. The only thing I noticed was that, over https, that frame can take 2-3 seconds before it loads, but it always did. Asus did change something in that GPL where that frame gets loaded by a timed Javascript call.

 

[visortgw]

Any further details/reports regarding the empty Networkmap? I still ccannot reproduce the issue here, so I will need the error messages from someone's browser console to be able to investigate. The only thing I noticed was that, over https, that frame can take 2-3 seconds before it loads, but it always did. Asus did change something in that GPL where that frame gets loaded by a timed Javascript call.

I have not seen any issues as well.

 

[aex.perez]

I configured an RT-AX88U as a main router and an RT-AX86U as a node, connected over Ethernet. I then connected a laptop to the AiMesh network, then bound that laptop to the node. I reconneccted it, and it was connecting just fine to that node:

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So, works fine for me with the same router models as you.

I thought that too, but the first time with the Alpha 2, I did all three and the second time I did just the node to isolate the issue. But it failed the same manner in both instances, and only a WPS reset, reflash to 388.8-4 and a restore from backup brought them back.

Same in both cases, only one WiFi clients connects and as soon as it does, then nothing else could. Also when a client would unbind to the 388.9 node it instantly connected to the 388.8-4 router or node, if I tried to rebind it, it would not connect. Wired clients I have on the node worked fine (TV's and streaming boxes mostly on the nodes). But anything WiFi was not, and I compared NVRAM from the 388.8-4 and 388.9 node and didn't see anything jump out at me, but then again I was looking only for Wifi related things, channel, password, SSID and so on.

Flashed just fine in both cases and the mesh came up fine, it was only when mulitiple WiFi client tried connecting that it became a problem. Wired clients alll fine and workinh 100%.

Confused as well

 

[DiGz_Au]

I will try gather some info pertaining to the broken network map. I've seen this on chromium based browsers such as edge and thorium across 2 windows machines.

 

[magwa_sc]

No networkmap issues for me. Dirty upgrade on GT-AXE11000 with no add-ons.

Just FYI, probably not related. I've recently had some odd high latency issues and issues with Battle.net voice chat, but I don't think it has anything to do with this firmware. I have Google Fiber 1GB/1GB so should be plenty of bandwidth but probably something with the ISP or other network oddities hence the small font.

 

[DiGz_Au]

No networkmap issues for me. Dirty upgrade on GT-AXE11000 with no add-ons.

Just FYI, probably not related. I've recently had some odd high latency issues and issues with Battle.net voice chat, but I don't think it has anything to do with this firmware. I have Google Fiber 1GB/1GB so should be plenty of bandwidth but probably something with the ISP or other network oddities hence the small font.

Could be due to the ddos attacks via bnet over the past week. 1gb fiber here in australia (1000/50mbps) and also seeing bnet issues more specifically cod issues since upgrading. Can't say for sure what's causing it but most likely its the game/launcher.