About the RT-N16 support.
You say that no new features will be developed. How about security fixes?
Would you provide fixes for RT-N16 on top of 378.50?
Thanks for the effort.
You can't have both Optware (and/or Download Master) and Entware configured at the same time, they are mutually exclusive.
FA is not supported by the RT-AC68U's BCM4708. You need a router with a BCM4709 for this, which means RT-AC68P, RT-AC87 or RT-AC3200.
If something reports FA as being enabled on an RT-AC68U then it's a webui bug - it's not supported by the hardware.
That's funny, I recently updated to the current beta 378.51 beta 1 to my RT-AC68R which is regarded as a retailer branding to be the same as RT-AC68U, if I remembered correctly, has this "webUI bug". My RT-AC68U reports that HW acceleration is enabled and supports CTF + FA. Just to add, I have done a factory reset after updating to 378.51 b1 from 378.49_5.
I know, and I hadn't (intentionally). I'd done a factory reset when upgrading to .50, manually re-setup the router, a few days before trying .51b1. I had not installed optware (or any 'USB App') inbetween, plus I used the provided 'entware_setup' script, which I assume protects us from our sleep-deprived selves?
For some reason, the 'ln -sf $1/entware.arm /tmp/opt' line in post-mount wasn't overwriting an existing symbolic link to optware.
Did you read the rest of my post? that seems much more 'interesting'. Any comments?
under tools on my rt68 it says hw acceleration enabled is that a bug? does rt 68 support hardware acceleration at all?FA is not supported by the RT-AC68U's BCM4708. You need a router with a BCM4709 for this, which means RT-AC68P, RT-AC87 or RT-AC3200.
If something reports FA as being enabled on an RT-AC68U then it's a webui bug - it's not supported by the hardware.
under tools on my rt68 it says hw acceleration enabled is that a bug? does rt 68 support hardware acceleration at all?
What is your NVRAM usage on the Tools page?I'm still getting settings corruption in ac3200u. Both of the 2 builds. I change certain settings and others get deleted or corrupted. It got corrupted to the point it started boot looping and I started all over doing small changes at a time.
Feels like an offset is off or something. I keep losing my port forwards and guest network names.
What is your NVRAM usage on the Tools page?
64806 / 65536 bytes
Fing ridiculous I still have many vpn keys I haven't added that my 68u had
Ok i know that i can edit but field has no LABEL as i show on the screen.You can edit "namefield" and type what you want.
I unplugged my printer and the corruption is gone but nvram is still 63097 / 65536 bytes
Nvram looks clean, I'll try to look it over more, things are possibly duplicated now.
What's normal nvram? Does this router use more than the older ones and can no longer hold all my vpn keys?
Update, no duplicates. Just a few vpn keys and 64kbytes of settings.
#!/bin/sh
nvramshow="/tmp/nvramshow.txt"
keylengths="/tmp/nvramlen.txt"
echo "NVRAM usage"
nvram show >$nvramshow
echo "" >$keylengths
i=0
while read nvar
do
let i=i+1
if [[ $((i%50)) -eq 0 ]]; then
echo -n "."
fi
nkey=`echo $nvar | awk -F '=' '{print $1}'`
nval=`echo $nvar | awk -F '=' '{print $2}'`
lval=$(echo ${#nval})
echo -e "$lval \t$nkey" >>$keylengths
done < $nvramshow
echo ""
echo "Top 20 NVRAM vars by length - $i total vars"
cat $keylengths | sort -nr | awk 'NR < 21'
rm "$nvramshow"
rm "$keylengths"
exit 0
Some vars from NVRAM (like vpn_client1_custom) can be multilined.Here's a quick and dirty script I gen'd up that may help
Yes, I know....I could get around it by doing separate nvram gets, but that would likely make it even slower and those vars are unlikely to contribute to the longest ones we are looking for. I said it was quick and dirtySome vars from NVRAM (like vpn_client1_custom) can be multilined.
Tried my own dirty way, just for fun:I said it was quick and dirty
# nvram show | awk '{print length(), $0 | "sort -n -r"}' | cut -d"=" -f 1 | head
size: 48678 bytes (16858 left)
1850 vpn_crt_client1_crt
1755 vpn_crt_client1_ca
1728 vpn_crt_client1_key
1089 sshd_hostkey
624 sshd_dsskey
466 client_info_tmp
382 nmp_client_list
338 sshd_ecdsakey
275 rc_support
239 sshd_authkeys
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