Disable Net HW acceleration

[Deleted member 62525]

I am on latest Marlin release on RT-86U running AMTM, Diversion and SkyNet. I have Flow Cache enabled but need to keep HW Net acceleration disabled since it may break Skynet. After each reboot both are enabled and I am forced to run nvram set runner_disable=1. What is the best way to disable it somewhere on startup? Can I do it in firewall-start script?

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Mark

 

[TheUntouchable]

Why should hw acceleratio break skynet? Running like that since I have my router oO

 

[bearever]

I am on latest Marlin release on RT-86U running AMTM, Diversion and SkyNet. I have Flow Cache enabled but need to keep HW Net acceleration disabled since it may break Skynet. After each reboot both are enabled and I am forced to run nvram set runner_disable=1. What is the best way to disable it somewhere on startup? Can I do it in firewall-start script?

cheers
Mark

Skynet won’t break NAT acceleration level 1 and 2. I have been running this setup for a year without issues.


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[Deleted member 62525]

Skynet won’t break NAT acceleration level 1 and 2. I have been running this setup for a year without issues.


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There are few threads discussing it but my understanding is that asus nat hw acceleration is a hack into kernel and this is or may not be compatible with Skynet.
I don’t see any advantage from performance side to use it and I’d like to disable it on every reboot.

 

[bearever]

There are few threads discussing it but my understanding is that asus nat hw acceleration is a hack into kernel and this is or may not be compatible with Skynet.
I don’t see any advantage from performance side to use it and I’d like to disable it on every reboot.

If this is the case you may need to put these 2 lines in init-start:
nvram set runner_disable=1
nvram commit

Or simply turning on Parental Controls, Trend Micro, Adaptive QoS or STP to force NAT acceleration level 2 to turn off


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