I don't see file for RT-N16 ...
Astrill applet installation does work via Telnet or SSH.
Here are the screenshots:
Hi All!
I've managed to run Asus RT-AC68U firmware on Linksys EA6900 by flashing custom Asus bootloader (CFE v1.0.1.6).
Now I really happy with Asuswrt-Merlin 374.41 Beta 1 firmware on EA6900. Everything works without any issues.
Thank You, Merlin, for best firmware!
Was just about to flash this firmware when I noticed a discrepancy in the md5 sums... could it be MediaFire? actual sum is a1a6be7367d0eded0a2b897f192ac038 vs 4c2898b36e2f65c1f18261f326390aa9 for RT-AC66U_3.0.0.4_374.41_beta1.trx which was provided by RMerlin.
I downloaded the file again with the same result.
Seems to be limited to HUAWEI-Modems: My Huawei E372 (DC-HSPA+ up to 42Mbps) is recognized, but cannot be connected ("Connect script failed"). Using my ZTE MF652 everything runs as it should...
Do you have an idea how to modify the connection script to manage the E372 connecting on the base of 374_40 Merlin build (with this one the E372 ran okay)?
Ciao
Gerald
Nope
ASUS changed the connection script, /rom/etc/ppp/3g/Generic_conn.scr,
Quite a pity - no chance for me to keep using this version then until a workaround is found as I' m reliant upon this Huawei E372...
Ciao
Gerald
Probably on the Minidlna site. Asus upgraded from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2.
A little thing....but when I did a reboot from the GUI tab at the top, I no longer had the percentage count up to completion displayed....just a blank screen.
Second item.....I want my USB share to be open with no password.....how do I dismiss the yellow exclamation point from always being active?
Thanks again Merlin for your hard work.
Haven't upgraded out of alpha 4 yet on my 68U, since it's running so darn smooth. I still see that people report the oddity of the 5GHz light blink on this BETA update, which is happening on the alpha 4 FW and I also have the clients not refreshing on Network Map, is that a known issue?
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