AC66U
hi, thx for your great job !
i updated from the version 45 without a factory reset with no main problems ( i just use samba, dhcp filter and dnla sever) but
when i tried to use the dlna server with a fresh database i got the message : SQLite library is not threadsafe! Inotify will be disabled.
so i checked the src and :
in minidlna.c :
1171 if (!sqlite3_threadsafe() || sqlite3_libversion_number() < 3005001)
1172 DPRINTF(E_ERROR, L_GENERAL, "SQLite library is not threadsafe! "
1173 "Inotify will be disabled.\n");
as i am a noob linux, should u tell me what is the cmd in order to check my sql version?
so the dlna server is completly useless because the database wont update with change's files.
may i have to push a factory reset in order to solve this or it's an issue from the code?
I also noticed in the .45 the the wifi power slider seems to not working (1 % or 100% gives me full power), in the .47 i get the same issue.
best regards,
Edit: i tried a factory reset: the sql issue was still here, then i gone back to .45 (no sql issue) because i need the dlna server.
Asus removed threading support to sqlite in recent versions. I have to assume this was done for stability and reliability reasons on SMP routers.
Not having inotify support doesn't mean minidlna won't work, it simply means it might not pickup changes on your USB disk in real time.
running great so far on an N66U coming from 374.43 without factory reset.
i can confirm this by analyzing my macbook air's connection. it's connected to the 802.11n mode. see the attached file
See the changelog file link on the first post to see the differences and see the following link to see the direction RMerlin takes his firmware in.
http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=7846
In terms of stability and performance for internet, LAN and WiFi... I wouldn't run an Asus router without one version or another of RMerlin firmware.
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