Getting openvpn errors in the log:
Those are normal, that's because policy mode already removed these two routes. Just ignore them.
Getting openvpn errors in the log:
Dropped Back to Beta 2. 2.4 Wireless still DOA. Worked fine before updating to Beta 3. Another Factory Reset, and still no 2.4 Radio. Hard to believe the update to Beta 3 could kill the radio. Looking for suggestions.
iPhone X link speed in 5 GHz band is limited to 433Mbps in this B3 at a distance that used to link @866Mbps. It used to link high at beta2 or beta1 if I remember it correctly.
RT-AC68P
All working ok here.
[Edit:] Wi-Fi scheduled off/on times are still deleted whenever the router is rebooted.
Actually, the drivers date is February 7 and beta 1 is based on GPL 20308 then you merged GPL 20379 to beta2, could ASUS have tweaked the drivers to link lower for better stability?RT-AC68U wireless driver was last changed on February 14th, which was the same day I started working on alpha 1. That means that every alpha and beta releases for 384.4 used the same wireless driver.
I believe Asus are aware of this issue, since I've heard it has been fixed internally.
I suspect it's tied to qos_rulelist also getting wiped on a reboot. Nothing I can do about it.
Actually, the drivers date is February 7 and beta 1 is based on GPL 20308 then you merged GPL 20379 to beta2, could ASUS have tweaked the drivers to link lower for better stability?
merlin@ubuntu-dev:~/amng/release/src/router/wl_arm/prebuilt/RT-AC68U$ git log .
commit 4f6138f8f42905bc1c732960c8cc044866cff581
Author: Eric Sauvageau <rmerl@lostrealm.ca>
Date: Wed Feb 14 23:32:36 2018 -0500
Merge binary blobs & SDK for RT-AC68U (GPL 382_20308)
I'm referring to the drivers build date of Feb/ 7.No, I stand by what I posted - that file was last changed on February 14th according to Git's commit log:
Code:merlin@ubuntu-dev:~/amng/release/src/router/wl_arm/prebuilt/RT-AC68U$ git log . commit 4f6138f8f42905bc1c732960c8cc044866cff581 Author: Eric Sauvageau <rmerl@lostrealm.ca> Date: Wed Feb 14 23:32:36 2018 -0500 Merge binary blobs & SDK for RT-AC68U (GPL 382_20308)
ASUSWRT-Merlin RT-AC68U 384.4-beta3 Sat Mar 10 18:28:22 UTC 2018
xxxxxx@RT-AC68P-4738:/tmp/home/root# wl ver
6.37 RC14.126
wl0: Feb 7 2018 15:55:36 version 6.37.14.126 (r561982)
I'll double check when my son's iPhone comes, it's possible the phone is in "low power mode" state, hence, lower link rate would make sense.There was no GPL 20379 for the RT-AC68U, only for the RT-AC88U/AC3100/AC5300.
Wireless Site Survey still broken in RT-5300 - Time zone working ok
At the risk of repeating myself, there has been zero change to the wireless code between beta 2 and beta 3 - see the posted changelog.
Your issue has nothing to do with the beta 3 update.
Try clearing your browser cache as well or try shift-f5 to reload the pages new properties.Believe me - I hear you. No reason to disagree. When I have a chance, I'll update to Beta 3 again, going straight to it from 384.3 release to see if the 2.4 wireless gets clobbered again. The fact that I could not get the wireless config settings screens to work at all in the UI in Beta 3 ("Apply" button did absolutely nothing), might be a helpful hint. And they still didn't work after I did the factory settings reset. I'll see if I can reproduce it next time I update to Beta 3.
Thanks... did that first thing. Didn't help. Even tried it in 3 different browsers - Edge, IE, and Chrome.Try clearing your browser cache as well or try shift-f5 to reload the pages new properties.
I was able to eliminate the QoS messages by doing the following:
1. Turn QoS off in the QoS tab.
2. Turn Apps Analysis off in the Bandwith Monitor tab.
3. Reboot router
4. Turn on QoS
5. Turn on Apps analysis
So far so good, let me know if that helps on your router too?
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