No. This is where you will create the scripts that you need, the firmware itself does not use any script out of the box.the /jffs/scripts/ directory is empty, shouldn't there be script here?
No. This is where you will create the scripts that you need, the firmware itself does not use any script out of the box.the /jffs/scripts/ directory is empty, shouldn't there be script here?
That's a good spot thanksInteresting that in the notes for 3.0.0.4.388.23110, Asus says to factory reset to apply the changes.
@RMerlin will a factory reset with 388.3 apply the new defaults or whatever Asus know has changed?ASUS RT-AX88U Pro will qualify for the ‘Engineered for Intel® Evo™’ designation only when used with firmware version 3.0.0.4.388.23110 or greater. Please download that update to ensure the best experience in compatibility and performance. After Firmware upgrade, please do factory reset to apply the changes.
I have no idea what changes might require it.@RMerlin will a factory reset with 388.3 apply the new defaults or whatever Asus know has changed?
OK thanks, as they were so specific I didn't know whether you would have to adjust the default settings you apply, or even if they might have pushed an update like they have in the past when storage gets resized or similar that might not be included in your build.I have no idea what changes might require it.
root@RT-AX88U_Pro:/jffs# cd scripts/
root@RT-AX88U_Pro:/jffs/scripts# ls -l
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 41 Jun 12 15:38 post-mount
root@RT-AX88U_Pro:/jffs/scripts# cat post-mount
#!/bin/sh
swapon /tmp/mnt/sda1/file.swp
root@RT-AX88U_Pro:/jffs/scripts# ls -l /tmp/mnt/sda1/file.swp
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 2097152000 Jun 12 15:12 /tmp/mnt/sda1/file.swp
Check the system log to see if it confirms seeing the script or not.OK thanks, as they were so specific I didn't know whether you would have to adjust the default settings you apply, or even if they might have pushed an update like they have in the past when storage gets resized or similar that might not be included in your build.
I will try a reset anyway.
When the router sees the script, it will create a log entry for it. It will also notify you if you forgot to enable the option to execute custom scripts.It works, it works if you launch it manually, but automatic nothing at all, that's why I have the doubt of if it is necessary to touch some parameter in another place so that the script loads it at the beginning.
Where in the menu is the option to run custom scripts?When the router sees the script, it will create a log entry for it. It will also notify you if you forgot to enable the option to execute custom scripts.
custom_script: Found post-mount, but custom script execution is disabled!
hello, thanks ! I apparently have a display problem at the "VPN" level. best regards !Asuswrt-Merlin 388.3 is now available for the RT-AX88U_Pro. The goal of this release is to add support for a new hardware revision.
Code:388.3 (9-June-2023) - NOTE: This release is only available for the RT-AX88U_Pro. - NEW: Merged with GPL 388_23110, adding support for a new RT-AX88U PRO hardware revision.
Downloads are here.
Changelog is here.
no.. I took the router out of its package, and updated it with Asuswrt-Merlin "388.3", and loaded my configuration from an ASUS RT-AX86S - and sorry about "scripts/amtm", I’m new to ASUS routers, and I don’t know what you want to explain to meFrom which version did you upgrade to this firmware? And when you did, did you perform a full reset after flashing the firmware, followed by a minimal and manual configuration to secure the router and connect to your ISP? Without using a saved backup config file and/or without inserting a USB drive you've previously used for scripts/amtm, that you haven't formatted to NTFS on a PC, first?
thanks a lot for your monitoringI'm not sure about your terms 'reload merlin', but I believe you're not following the steps I've outlined correctly.
Maybe try and print some of the posts and links I've supplied and go through them slowly, and methodically.
Wishing you a great day too. Good luck!
I've noticed the FAQ was updated recently.
Factory reset is recommended after firmware update, but it was there before:
View attachment 50889
This is something new I don't remember seeing before:
View attachment 50890
It means officially the router may auto upgrade even with Auto Firmware Upgrade set to OFF in settings.
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