Xentrk
Part of the Furniture
I recommend using the updated NVRAM Save/Restore Utility going forward. It has a script called save-mynvram.sh that can be used to save specific nvram values:Want to give a heads up for my AX88U (main router) update to 386.1:
Basically the dirty update from 384.19 went well, after freeing up the memory with command line:
sync; echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
But there are two issues/short cumings after the update:
Maybe the two deleted areas should be mentioned in the change log/open issue list...?
- LAN: DHCP Server / Manually Assigned IPs - lost all entries here and some of my devices went balistic as they renewed their IP addresses with new ones. A restore was simple as I backed up the assignment with the great script dhcpstaticlist.sh from @Xentrk
- WAN: Virtual Server / Port Forwarding - lost all entries here also - but had only two, which I remembered well and entered manually
Code:
sh save-mynvram.sh dhcp_hostnames dhcp_staticlist
Saving dhcp_hostnames
Saving dhcp_staticlist
Backing up previous restore script to /tmp/mnt/AC88U/nsru/restore-mynvram.sh.bak
Saved 2 NVRAM variable(s)
Run /tmp/mnt/AC88U/nsru/restore-mynvram.sh to restore your saved settings