I had to chance to test the beta4b build. Everything is working as expected. Wow....RMerlin, thanks for quick fix.Thanks for testing the beta 4 rebuild. One more test for you guys:
1) Test performance with the Trend Micro engine enabled with this test build.
2) Test again with the beta4b build that I just uploaded to the Test Builds folder
Are either or both of these now giving you your usual performance? I can't test for sure myself, my performance is slightly lower than usual right now, however I suspect it's an ISP node congestion issue, as the performance drop isn't that big (350/400 Mbps down, and 25/50 Mbps up).
The first beta 4 had a downgraded TM engine. In 4b I rebuilt once again with the 41535 engine (but still with the SDK fix in place that resolved the flashing issues).
Someone also reported you can downgrade to 384.19 1st without using the tool if you're on the bad "initial" beta4.I was able to revert to the ASUS stock firmware without using the tool. I was not able to revert to beta 3.
I've got 6 AC68Us. Went from 384.19 to 386.1-beta3 and -beta4, with no problems. I flashed, then did a factory reset, followed by minimal setup and then WPS reset and final setup.People with failed RT-AC68U upgrades, what exact model and revision do you have? It should be on the sticker under the router.
@RMerlin on my 86u temps are still 90 degrees after a night doing nothing.
I uploaded a beta4b build for the RT-AC86U which overrides the closed source portion that was disabling CPU wait state. Same test-build folder as the RT-AX88U build.
Do a wps button reset on the node. And add it back on the main router. You May need to use ethernet from a lan port on the main to the wan o n the nodeUpgraded my AX88U to 4b and my ax58u aimesh node to beta 4 from stock firmware. My 58u node would not show or accept any wifi clients and sometimes even show disconnected. Anyone else have similar experiences?
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Update: did a hard reset on my ax 58u and now it doesn't even show an AIMesh setup function
Then i mis understood. I thought ec97c100d2 would fix the temps.Running what firmware exactly? Beta 4 doesn't contain any fix to that.
Temp drop from 86*C --> 81*C 15 minutes after going from b4 to b4b.
Thanks Merlin for providing the updated beta4b for the AC86U!
I just flashed the new 386.1b4b firmware from 384.19 and saw the following changes:
CPU temp went from 72C (384.19) to 77C (386.1b4b). I've been running the b4b for about an hour and the temp appears to have leveled off. CPU temp had been 82C under 386.1b4.
pwr config settings were as follows:
384.19_____386.1b4b
ENABLED__ENABLED CPU wait
ENABLED__ENABLED Ethernet Auto Power Down
ENABLED__DISABLED Energy Efficient Ethernet
ENABLED__ENABLED Switch Deep Green Mode
Will that by any chance restore the released stock 386 code portion of power control to your compiled code for the RT-AX86U ?
All appears to be good on all fronts now! Is it possible that there is some sort of AIProtection "phone home" validation that was screwed up yesterday?
Is it possible to change EEE on B4b and set it to enabled, just to see if CPU temp drops a little more?
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