I felt that way for a long time as DD-WRT was the first non stock firmware I used where using a wired connection for FW upgrades is considered best practice. DD-WRT can be very unforgiving and you can brick the router if upgrading or flashing improperly. For the past year, I have been performing all of my upgrades via WiFi with no issues. Recently, I started performing minor version upgrades remotely over the OpenVPN server connection for several sites I support. But for a new version, I prefer to me onsite so I can power cycle the router. Or, I make arrangements with someone who is onsite to power cycle the router for me after performing the update.
is this something you will consider trying/checking for one of the next beta releases?
I'm available to try a test build if you need help.
The code is already committed to Github, it will be part of beta 2.
If moving from 380 to 384, you should also check the length of dhcp_staticlist
nvram get dhcp_staticlist | wc -m
the 384 code limits the total length to 2500 characters, and it will fail on 384 code if it exceeds this limit.
Well, a little relief....the latest code ups the limit to 2999Ouch! Mine is currently at 3329. Looks like I may be using 380.70 for a while if this doesn't get increased...
Ouch! Mine is currently at 3329. Looks like I may be using 380.70 for a while if this doesn't get increased...
Ouch! Mine is currently at 3329. Looks like I may be using 380.70 for a while if this doesn't get increased...
or simple load only as much as possible <3000 and add the few missing manually afterwards.Ouch! Mine is currently at 3329. Looks like I may be using 380.70 for a while if this doesn't get increased...
/tmp/home/root# nvram get dhcp_staticlist | wc -m
880
Do they show up correctly on the networkmap?I'm wondering if anybody is having Hostname displaying issue with Traffic monitoring per IP on AC3100 running Beta 1?
Do they show up correctly on the networkmap?
I have this issue, but with the first 5Ghz instead.On my AC5300 second 5GHz channel is not working anymore - devices can find it but can't log in saying that password is wrong (tried on various Android, iOS and Windows devices - all the same), same issue with 384.4 but it was fine previously on 380. First 5G and 2.4G are OK.
Nothing interesting in log, tried factory reset with no effect.
Any ideas what to do?
Just a wild guess....log in to the router and runThey do show up on Network map.
Just a wild guess....log in to the router and run
service restart_dnsmasq
and see if they come back.
Does anyone have a successful non-tunnel IPv6 connection with this new software? It seems to be blocked for me, and I know that I had it before the upgrade...
A workaround is to manually configure these in dnsmasq instead of on the webui. At least, you could do that for a few of them to reduce the size of what is used by the webui. Changes must be made to /etc/ dnsmasq.conf and /etc/ hosts.dnsmasq through a dnsmasq.postconf script (can't post more details, Cloudflare just ate my post with these...).
dhcp-host=49:EF:0C:24:7F:16,D-Link-AP,192.168.2.10,1440
dhcp-host=11:20:AE:5E:86:63,Security-Camera-DVR,192.168.2.200,1440
dhcp-host=94:C9:B2:5D:F5:04,D-Link_Switch,192.168.2.201,1440
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