I had Alpha 3 installed of 380.60 so today I was excited to see there is a Beta 1, but upon trying to install it, I get this error:
Having people willing to run beta releases is actually very useful to me. Their feedback is necessary to my development process, so I very much appreciate people willing to do so.Without making too much of an issue here - why?
Your device was probably working fine until you did the action that resulted in your query here...
Newer is not necessarily better, as you've discovered...
Turn off the modem for about 10 mins to fully reset the connection with your ISP.since 60 alpha1 im experiencing intermittent loss of internet. 1-3 times an hour all internet requests time out for 1-3 minutes. then it picks up again.
ac-68 installed a1-a3-b1 did factory reset after each.
comcast motorola modem
4ae821f build: Disable traffic monitoring at the switch level for the AC3200, AC87 and AC68 as people reported similar issues to the AC88/3100/5300, and that code being closed s
Install on RT-AC5300. Everything working fine, including IPv6.Asuswrt-Merlin 380.60 Beta 1 is now available for all ARM models only (Asus's latest GPL release is missing required components for the RT-N66U and RT-AC66U).
This is the first release that supports Asus's new header format, required by their firmware versions newer than 3.0.0.4.380_3000 or about. This also means that the same restriction will apply with 380.60: you will not be able to directly flash any older firmware (Asus or Merlin), nor any other third party firmware that does not use the new header format. For the time being it's still possible to flash such incompatible firmwares by using Firmware Recovery mode, but this could change in the future if Asus were to update the bootloader to implement the same firmware restrictions.
Here is the highlight of changes:
- Merged with Asus GPL 380_3479. This includes the new firmware validation code.
- A new option was added to Traditional QoS allowing the kernel to properly calculate packet overhead for users with DSL (or other ATM-based connections). Note that Traditional QoS is still broken with the newer models, and there are doubts as well as to whether it works properly with the RT-AC56U or RT-AC68U.
- OpenVPN was updated to 2.3.11.
- Fixes to IPv6 sometime requesting a bogus prefix length from the ISP.
- Various minor tweaks and fixes to Networkmap, minidlna, samba and wget SSL support. See the Changelog for complete details.
Things that are in need of particular testing:
- IPv6 connectivity, especially if you previously had trouble obtaining a delegated prefix from your ISP.
- DLNA stability (the broadcast announcement code was updated to the latest Asus code)
- By request, the Roaming Assistant will now accept values as high as -50. Please confirm that those values higher than -70 do work at all.
Please keep discussions on this specific firmware release. Any off-topic discussions will be either ignored or deleted. Also, always specify your router model when posting any feedback.
Downloads are here.
Changelog is here.
I've seen this solution in one of the threads here that have the same problem as you and might also work. Change the DHCP query in the WAN section from "Aggressive" to "Normal" then reboot.since 60 alpha1 im experiencing intermittent loss of internet. 1-3 times an hour all internet requests time out for 1-3 minutes. then it picks up again.
ac-68 installed a1-a3-b1 did factory reset after each.
comcast motorola modem
Have you tried to unplug USB drive hooked on the router, reboot and flash?Thanks, I'll try that tomorrow when I go to the cafe.
Noticed this in the alpha thread. Does this affect the Daily/24-Hour/Realtime Traffic Analyzer? I only use the Wired internet in normal router mode. Haven't flashed it yet.
NAT Acceleration - can't be switched to Auto. Selecting Auto and Apply result again on Disable.
Tried several times, restarted router. (already done factory reset before and after flashing Beta 1)
Asuswrt-Merlin 380.60 Beta 1 is now available for all ARM models only (Asus's latest GPL release is missing required components for the RT-N66U and RT-AC66U).
This is the first release that supports Asus's new header format, required by their firmware versions newer than 3.0.0.4.380_3000 or about. This also means that the same restriction will apply with 380.60: you will not be able to directly flash any older firmware (Asus or Merlin), nor any other third party firmware that does not use the new header format. For the time being it's still possible to flash such incompatible firmwares by using Firmware Recovery mode, but this could change in the future if Asus were to update the bootloader to implement the same firmware restrictions.
Here is the highlight of changes:
- Merged with Asus GPL 380_3479. This includes the new firmware validation code.
- A new option was added to Traditional QoS allowing the kernel to properly calculate packet overhead for users with DSL (or other ATM-based connections). Note that Traditional QoS is still broken with the newer models, and there are doubts as well as to whether it works properly with the RT-AC56U or RT-AC68U.
- OpenVPN was updated to 2.3.11.
- Fixes to IPv6 sometime requesting a bogus prefix length from the ISP.
- Various minor tweaks and fixes to Networkmap, minidlna, samba and wget SSL support. See the Changelog for complete details.
Things that are in need of particular testing:
- IPv6 connectivity, especially if you previously had trouble obtaining a delegated prefix from your ISP.
- DLNA stability (the broadcast announcement code was updated to the latest Asus code)
- By request, the Roaming Assistant will now accept values as high as -50. Please confirm that those values higher than -70 do work at all.
Please keep discussions on this specific firmware release. Any off-topic discussions will be either ignored or deleted. Also, always specify your router model when posting any feedback.
Downloads are here.
Changelog is here.
Thank you. I wrongly turn on IPTraffic.Typically means you have an incompatible feature enabled. You can check the Tools -> Sysinfo page to see what forces CTF to be disabled.
It seems to work well (very good, exellent), even if I'm not at all satisfied with the way the Router manages an extender network.Things that are in need of particular testing:
- By request, the Roaming Assistant will now accept values as high as -50. Please confirm that those values higher than -70 do work at all
Can I help in some way for RT-N66U / RT-AC66U in order to have them?
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