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Have been running 386.1 B4 since it came out on my AX88U with no scripts, QoS, Guest Network, or AIprotection. This morning the router rebooted as I had set it to do with reboot scheduler. I had a look at the logs and found the following 2 errors during reboot. I don't know if they are relevant to anything discussed here.

@RMerlin FYI

May 5 01:05:03 lldpd[971]: cannot get ethtool link information with GLINKSETTINGS (requires 4.9+): Operation not permitted

Jan 11 09:56:13 kernel: *** ERROR: [tdts_shell_ioctl_sig_op_load:95] tdts_core_rule_parsing_trf_load() fail!

@Wadadli

As per @RMerlin 's post here: [Beta 384/NG] Asuswrt-merlin 384.4 Beta is now available | Page 12 | SmallNetBuilder Forums (snbforums.com)

You can just ignore those error's, not of concern.
 
Different SDKs, unrelated.

Thanks - understood that from the outset - saw your Github commit [which led to 4b being released for certain models] had it seems included all supported models including the RT-AX86U ...
pwr-man.JPG

In previous thread had noted the difference between stock power management and your beta4 compile ...
pwr-man2.JPG

In stock CPU states are shown as Disabled or Enabled and can be user set ... but in your b4 compile it seems not.
 
Has anyone tested beta 4 on AC5300? Have an AC5300 as core router, and another for AiMesh node. Also looking for feedback on beta 4 for AC3100..These are my other two AIMesh nodes.

Thanks all!
 
They told me it was to address a bug, but that they would consider reverting it in the future if it creates more issues.
I've not looked at my temperatures so I'm blissfully unaware. What I can say is that my AX88U with AX56U nodes are running very well after 24 hours on Beta 4(b). Many thanks.
 
Do you have AI Protection turned on? I disabled it and after that was able to flash beta 4 on my AC67U.

It was off for one unit, but turning the options on/off and/or withdrawing from TrendMicro didn't do anything, yet. :)
 
Well, its only limited to ac86u. So you should be fine right here.
As I said - I haven't looked so have no idea ;)

Sorry my previous attempt at a bit of humour obviously fell short :)
 
Well, wish I have spare money for a new AX86U
apparently I have not:(
You've chosen to run beta test firmware - you should be aware that this carries risks and if you are concerned it would be advisable to regress to a stable released version with known characteristics.
 
You've chosen to run beta test firmware - you should be aware that this carries risks and if you are concerned it would be advisable to regress to a stable released version with known characteristics.
huh, right at #379 I was running the new 386_41634, which is an official release of stock fw.
It is not a beta and caused issue. Wondering will the actual 386.1 uses same GPL.
 
Since I've moved to beta 1. (And did a factory default)

The schedule are not working anymore. My kids used to be cut out at the exact time I put in. But now internet is available 24/7 what ever I put in.

Anybody else is having issues? I've tried beta 2, 3 and now 4 !

Thank you
Same for me, the only thing I didn't do is format JFFS but I did set defaults.
 
Here are a few observations after running 386.1b4b overnight on my AC86U:
  • The AC86U started issuing the, "protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth6" log entry. I have Guest Network 1 enabled and set to use 2.4GHz. As Merlin suggested, switching over the Guest Network 2 appears to have eliminated this entry into the log.
  • There is an OVPN Warning in the log about the MTU setting: <ovpn-client1[1781]: WARNING: 'link-mtu' is used inconsistently, local='link-mtu 1541', remote='link-mtu 1557'>. I don't have any configuration options enabled at either end for link MTU. The client side is an AC86U running 386.1b4b while the server side is an AC86U running 384.19. I guess it goes without saying, but the .ovpn file for the client was generated while the server was running 384.19.
  • There is another OVPN warning about cipher usage: <WARNING: 'cipher' is present in local config but missing in remote config, local='cipher AES-128-CBC'>. However, both the server and the client have exactly the same cipher configuration. I guess there is something new with v2.5.0 vs v2.4.9 with cipher settings. I'm trying to figure it out now, but so far, its not totally clear what I should change on the client or server side.
 
Posting this to find out if anyone else is having the same issue with 386.1 releases that I am.

This has been / still is happening with all Merlin 386.1 alpha's & beta's. I have one client, a W10 PC with an Intel AC7260 wireless adapter, that constantly looses it's 5Ghz wireless connection. It takes a while for the drop to happen after initial PC boot up but after that drops gets closer and closer together. No other clients on RT-AC86U or AIMesh node RC-AC68U drop.

This client is very close to the 86U, 6ft. Once dropped I have to reset the client in the PC via running network diagnostics or manually disable / enable wireless client. I have forgotten wireless network connection several times within PC. I have tried disabling both beamforming's in router, it does not make a difference. This client has always been rock solid prior to this release. I believe there was a new driver version for the 86U that came out with the 386.1 release. I've been hoping that newer releases will fix.

I did do a factory reset after flashing to 386.1 alpha as instructed. The drops have gotten so bad I am now using an Ethernet connection. I read the forum often enough to know no that is not an issue that is being encountered by many.

Any help / suggestions will be appreciated.
update your client's wireless driver(s)?
 
Thanks - understood that from the outset - saw your Github commit [which led to 4b being released for certain models] had it seems included all supported models including the RT-AX86U ...

I simply removed it for all models for uniformity between models, so they all run from the same compiled source code.
 
huh, right at #379 I was running the new 386_41634, which is an official release of stock fw.
It is not a beta and caused issue. Wondering will the actual 386.1 uses same GPL.

You lost me somehow on newest official, Version 3.0.0.4.386.40451 :
 
You lost me somehow on newest official, Version 3.0.0.4.386.40451 :
newest official: 3.0.0.4.386.41634:rolleyes:
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newest official: 3.0.0.4.386.41634:rolleyes:
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Why did they only post that under Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and NOT 10? The other 2 W10 builds have it (DCH & RS5)?
 
RT-AC68U, updated to beta4. Uptime 1 Day, 23 hours.
Static Leases, VPN Client with selective routing, FlexQos script all working really well.

I did have an initial issue updating to Beta4, but it could have been my fault. I did not get the validation message, but the router rebooted back into beta3. I waited about an hour, and then the router updated successfully.

I will mention that beta3 did increase my cpu temp by 2-3 degrees c.
It held steady at 80-81c, while beta 2 and beta 4 now are at 77-78c. Strange.
 
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