There will be a break but also no one is forcing people to upgrade just because a new firmware is out that is your choice.
Literally, a LOL, I literally laught here.
There will be a break but also no one is forcing people to upgrade just because a new firmware is out that is your choice.
Yes. After one hour I will reboot again, but the problem is that cpu_wait variable does not exist anymore.67 to 72 increase is insignificant.
Was a router reboot performed?
That variable has never existed on the RT-AX88U.Upgrade from 386.7_2 went smooth. The only issue identified is that the cpu_wait variable disappeared, so I cannot set it. As a result the cpu temperature increased from 67 to 72 degrees Celsius when the router is idle. @RMerlin could you check if this is intentionally done in new ASUS GPL or is a bug?
#if defined(RTAC86U) || defined(GTAC2900)
{ "cpu_wait", "1", CKN_STR1, CKN_TYPE_DEFAULT, CKN_ACC_LEVEL_DEFAULT, CKN_ENC_DEFAULT, 0 },
#endif
I remember that I've used cpu_wait in the past. My router always keeps cpu temperature around 66-67 in idle state. Now it is 72. I am wondering what is the reason? I cannot revert now to 386.7_2 to verify the issue because the time slot for router maintenance obtained from my wife expiredThat variable has never existed on the RT-AX88U.
Upgrade from 386.7_2 went smooth. The only issue identified is that the cpu_wait variable disappeared, so I cannot set it. As a result the cpu temperature increased from 67 to 72 degrees Celsius when the router is idle. @RMerlin could you check if this is intentionally done in new ASUS GPL or is a bug?
Yes, it is the command I looked for. I remember that there was such command, but forgot it and wrongly decided that there is a nvram variable named "cpu_wait". Thank you for reminding me the right way to manipulate power options.If this the command you were trying ?
I have an A1 model so its turned off for me. Also a 5 degree increase in temps is nothing to worry about.
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RT-AX88U Hardware Revision A1 vs A1.1
Well, I have 3 of these routers with me. Two of them are A1.1 and the remaining one is A1 revision. I tried to set them up in different permutation and combinations in AiMesh but all of them behave exactly the same way. They all slow down a bit after few days. This is on the latest firmware...www.snbforums.com
You are with H/W A1.1, I am with A1 .... That is the difference. Seems to be that 386.8 increased the CPU temperature with 5 degrees on H/W A1 ...View attachment 43696
No problem at all with temperatures.
Currently having a DNS-Leak when using: WAN->DoT (Privacy).
Shows up many "WOODY" adresses from the US by testing the VPN with dns-leak.com
Used Quad9 as DNS and for DoT, maybe its there Servers in the US (not swiss) but not sure about it
Source:
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/new-to-dns-over-tls.61296/#post-543463
(DNS is set to exlusive like metioned from here: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/express-and-nordvpn-only-accept-dns-exclusive.72733/#post-694675)
Cloud9 DNS
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kiboze Other things to do, yes, but Quad9 is a high priority for us, and heck, I'm just sitting around an airport lounge waiting for my next plane, so I might as well be useful, right? Sure. Relative to those two, the answer is the same: privacy and...www.snbforums.com
Question: "SAFE" ???
so VPN over Quad9 with DoT wouldn´t be this safe, by collecting this data from users ?Origin IP general geolocation information: i.e. geocode, region ID, city ID, and metro code
Yes, it's true, but it's passion above allThere will be a break but also no one is forcing people to upgrade just because a new firmware is out that is your choice.
From the other Thread:
so VPN over Quad9 with DoT wouldn´t be this safe, by collecting this data from users ?
These temperatures mean nothing. They depend on ambient temperature in the room and other factors. What is important is the difference between 386.7_2 and 386.8. Did you compared the CPU temperature between 386.7_2 and 386.8?All Fine on A1
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you just use Unbound? unless signature is not up to date ?And unless you buy that 'right secure service' and can fully/completely control it yourself, even that security is an illusion, eventually.
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