@RMerlin
Could you take a look at https://www.snbforums.com/threads/a...ing-solution-v3-9-1.37511/page-86#post-355746
dnsmasq error on AC86u
Your router ran out of RAM.
@RMerlin
Could you take a look at https://www.snbforums.com/threads/a...ing-solution-v3-9-1.37511/page-86#post-355746
dnsmasq error on AC86u
@RMerlin has the location of crontabs changed in 382.x?
Should be /tmp/var/spool/cron/crontabs/$(nvram get http_username)
Edit:
This appears to be /var/spool/cron/crontabs/$(nvram get http_username) which also works in 380.x and therefore answers and solves it for me, I hope.
Thanks for checking.Your router ran out of RAM.
That's not plenty, especially if other processes temporarily use more.Thanks for checking.
According to gui i have plenty.
http://picpaste.com/Capture2-DcToS9HT.PNG
(image shows ram usage during triggerevent and ongoing error)
That's not plenty, especially if other processes temporarily use more.
Do you have IPv6 enabled? That doubles the file size of the blocking_file in AB-Solution.
Consider using a swap file, it is highly recommended with such a high memory usage as you have.
256MB will be sufficient.
An old tutorial to enable it can be found here, only the google-cached site is available:
https://webcache.googleusercontent....how-to-activate-swap-on-asus-rt-ac68u-router/
Place "swapon /tmp/mnt/<your device>/myswap.swp" at the end of the /jffs/scripts/post-mount file.
You can check if the swap file is used in the Tools page.
It only gets used when needed.I have ipv6 passthrough enabled as my vpn wont work without it.
I have created the swap but its not getting used.
free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 440372 362844 77528 0 756 55452
-/+ buffers/cache: 306636 133736
Swap: 262140 0 262140
So i enabled logging. Restarted ab several times, added email notifications.It only gets used when needed.
Did you create it just now?
Try enable logging now in AB, if you are adventurous...
Glad it works now, I try to remember the errors you had in dnsmasq for next time.So i enabled logging. Restarted ab several times, added email notifications.
No errors! =)
Thanks for you patience
RT-AC86U has lower cpu temp than others.
2.4 GHz: 51°C - 5 GHz: 57°C - CPU: 66°C
This is funny. The original tutorial is still up, but wordpress blogs are blocked by Skynet. Hoist on our own petard.An old tutorial to enable it can be found here, only the google-cached site is available:
https://webcache.googleusercontent....how-to-activate-swap-on-asus-rt-ac68u-router/
It has been updated on latest commit.how is this related to the thread topic?
wordpress blogs are blocked by Skynet
ethctlAnyone know what the equivalent would be to the robocfg tool on the 86U?
Thanks for the great firmware Eric.
ethctl
Interface specific commands:
Usage: ethctl <interface> <command> [arguments...]
media-type : Set/Get media type
ethctl <interface> media-type [option] [port <sub_port#> ]
[option]: auto - auto select
2500FD - 2500Mb, Full Duplex
1000FD - 1000Mb, Full Duplex
1000HD - 1000Mb, Half Duplex
100FD - 100Mb, Full Duplex
100HD - 100Mb, Half Duplex
10FD - 10Mb, Full Duplex
10HD - 10Mb, Half Duplex
[port <sub_port#>]: required if <interface> has Crossbar or Trunk port underneath
phy-reset : Soft reset the transceiver
ethctl <interface> phy-reset [port <sub_port#>]
[port <sub_port#>]: required if <interface> has Crossbar or Trunk port underneath
reg : Set/Get port mii register
ethctl <interface> reg <[0-31]> [0xhhhh] [port <sub_port#>]
[port <sub_port#>]: required if <interface> has Crossbar or Trunk port underneath
phy-power : Phy power up/down control
ethctl <interface> phy-power <up|down>
vport : Enable/disable/query Switch for VLAN port mapping
ethctl <interface> vport <enable|disable|query>
stats : Display software stats
ethctl <interface> stats
ethernet@wirespeed : Enable/Disable ethernet@wirespeed
ethctl <interface> ethernet@wirespeed <show|enable|disable> [port <sub_port#>]
[port <sub_port#>]: required if <interface> has Crossbar or Trunk port underneath
Common commands:
Usage: ethctl <command> [arguments...]
tx_iudma : Set/Get number of Tx iuDMA channels
ethctl tx_iudma <[1-4]>
rx_iudma : Set/Get number of Rx iuDMA channels
ethctl rx_iudma <[1-4]>
phy : Phy Access
ethctl phy int|ext|extsw|ext32 <phy_addr> <reg> [<value|reg2> [no_read_back]] [-d]
ethctl phy i2c <reg> [<value|reg2> [no_read_back]] [-d]
<reg>: 0-0x1f: CL22 IEEE register; 0x1f-0xffff: Broadcom Extended Registers.
0xffff-0x1fffff: CL45 IEEE Register, DeviceAddress + 2 byte Registers.
0x20ffff-0xffffffff: Broadcom PHY 32bit address.
<ext32>: Force to access Broadcom phy 32bit address.
ethctl phy serdespower <phy_addr> [<power_mode>]
[<power_mode>]: 0 - Non power saving mode; for loop back, inter connection
1 - Basic power saving mode; default mode
2 - Device Forced Off
-d: Dump registers started from <reg> to <reg2>.
If you're using DFS channels try using one of the lower ones like 48.
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