IAmImagined
Regular Contributor
See the link in the first post of this thread.I'm not seeing it on the Merlin site. Is it under stable releases or test builds?
See the link in the first post of this thread.I'm not seeing it on the Merlin site. Is it under stable releases or test builds?
I saw that, but I'm confused. Is this a new drop from Merlin, or a branch by GNuton? If it is from Merlin, why is it not on his site?See the link in the first post of this thread.
I saw that, but I'm confused. Is this a new drop from Merlin, or a branch by GNuton? If it is from Merlin, why is it not on his site?
The logs shown maybe caused by enabling Guest Network 1 if I am not mistaken.PHY Rate is shown under AiMesh - Network:
View attachment 40621
The log entries are all recent and after the upgrade:
View attachment 40622
May be normal but not sure.
I always factory reset after upgrade which is why I had to add the nodes. This process had to be done manually with ethernet cable. Looks like known bug?
AiMesh pairing works only with ethernet backhaul · Issue #145 · gnuton/asuswrt-merlin.ng
Firmware 386.4 Issue: AX routers: node scanning cannot detect any node AC rouers: node scanning works, but pairing fails. Progression bar goes fast. Currently AiMesh setup works only if the routers...github.com
The logs shown maybe caused by enabling Guest Network 1 if I am not mistaken.
Same for me too, as far as I am aware I did not enable Guest NetworksI get them too, and I don't have any Guest Networks enabled.
As far as I know, the error message can refer to all sorts of malformed IP-headers - it's not specific to ASUS, it's a Linux kernel message - and it may even refer to malformed datagrams from clients.
Thanks. I see the directory of files. I’m uncertain which one to use for the XT8. I know this is probably a very easy question for advanced users - but it would be costly if I get it wrong.From the first post on this thread.
View attachment 40658
Thanks. I see the directory of files. I’m uncertain which one to use for the XT8. I know this is probably a very easy question for advanced users - but it would be costly if I get it wrong.
Perfect. Many thanks!The one with "RT-AX95Q" in the name. The file ending in ".w" is the firmware file, the one ending in ".md5" contains the MD5 hash so you can check the file was correctly downloaded.
The PC is connected to the router by wire,provide much more information about your setup before you start asking for a fix.
It’s under stable builds. The RT-AX95Q is the actual product identifier for the XT8. I’m running it currently on all of my XT8 nodes and on my GT-AX11000, and everything seems rock-solid stable. Getting very good speeds and all nodes are consistently showing “great” connections with no dropouts.I'm not seeing it on the Merlin site. Is it under stable releases or test builds?
Interesting, I didn’t find that issue myself. But then again I’ve always found the node detection upon after a full reset to be hit-or-miss. I’ve had a false start or two in the past under myriad firmwares.One downside of this firmware is that if you reset router and node on an AiMesh system and start from scratch the router wont be able to detect the node and add it wirelessly. You will have to wire the node to the router to add it to the AiMesh. Other than that so far no issues. Been running it for 2 days.
Welcome To SNBForums
SNBForums is a community for anyone who wants to learn about or discuss the latest in wireless routers, network storage and the ins and outs of building and maintaining a small network.
If you'd like to post a question, simply register and have at it!
While you're at it, please check out SmallNetBuilder for product reviews and our famous Router Charts, Ranker and plenty more!