olavocastro
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Thank you all.
It seems that mtd erase netgear did the trick. It's working now.
It seems that mtd erase netgear did the trick. It's working now.
Two questions @olavocastro:I found the issue.
After input all my settings manually again it stopped working one more time, so I started to investigate the offending setting.
It stops to work after I set my DMZ server. So if no DMZ is set it works both TAP and TUN but when I set the DMZ, TUN stops working and only TAP works.
NoHave you got msm_nand_erase: erase failed messages after mtd erase netgear command?
NoDo you have Guest WLAN configured?
You have to install it again. (A new version with Stubby info is pending)Question to Voxel, I applied Kamoji's add-on tools. If I upgrade to 61, will I have to re-apply those add-ons or will they persist after the upgrade?
Thank you.
I've been running 61SF with stubby OFF for several hours now, and my wired/wireless connections have been stable. Perhaps not coincidentally, I noticed in my logs that I've been under DoS attack (ACK Scan, TCP/UDP Echo, TCP/UDP Chargen, Ascend Kill, SYN/ACK Scan), and "Disable Port Scan and DoS Protection" was selected (i.e. unprotected). Shortly after I turned stubby OFF, I turned protection back ON, and disabled respond-to-ping as well. I don't know if I was being attacked yesterday when my problems started, but if the attacks are the real culprit, it's disconcerting that the router could be made unresponsive like that, though also encouraging that it comes with the means to turn such attacks away.
Assuming I don't experience any more lockups, I'll turn stubby back ON tomorrow and see what happens...
Nice, hope it went smoothly! Great stuff!Toolchain: binutils version is upgraded to 2.31.1.
I've been running 61SF with stubby ON since it came out; I was running 60SF without stubby before that. Since yesterday, I've had both wireless radios cut out suddenly, and the router become unreachable through a wired connection. I've done a factory reset and reloaded my settings from backup (stubby still ON), and am keeping close watch. If the same thing happens, I'll turn stubby OFF and see if that makes a difference... I'm not saying stubby's the problem-- just being methodical here...
Update: After 45 minutes, the router became unresponsive again. Turned stubby OFF and rebooted...
root@r7800:~$ uptime
20:11:07 up 9 days, 4:52, load average: 3.99, 4.01, 4.02
root@r7800:~$ ps ax | grep stubby
4372 ? S 12:42 /usr/sbin/stubby -C /etc/stubby/stubby.yml -v 5 -g
I do not quite understand why you do not disable respond to ping and protection ON with stubby ON.Shortly after I turned stubby OFF, I turned protection back ON, and disabled respond-to-ping as well.
Advice: try to follow "Appendix A" in README. Just step-by-step. And FYI, README was changed a bit yesterday. Regarding command for creation of ext4. Maybe it has a sense to download it again.having a hard time following the instructions in the readme to setup the ssh access & entware...any help is greatly appreciated!
and try to check after some time /var/log/stubby.log. It is short for my R9000 and much bigger for R7800 (different ISPs). Maybe default Cloudflare is not so good for your location.I'll turn stubby back ON tomorrow and see what happens...
Thanks sir! will do!Advice: try to follow "Appendix A" in README. Just step-by-step. And FYI, README was changed a bit yesterday. Regarding command for creation of ext4. Maybe it has a sense to download it again.
Voxel.
I do not quite understand why you do not disable respond to ping and protection ON with stubby ON.
Voxel.
There should be no issue with this. Stubby is DNS resolver, ping is just a ping.If I turn on Stubby and have this switched on, would this be an issue?
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