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I have a RT-N66R with a Broadcom BCM5300 chip rev 1 pkg 0 SoC.

Is my CPU overclockable?
Yes, but only by 10%...don't expect miracles :)

nvram set clkfreq=662,331,165
nvram commit
and reboot the router

You can choose other (lower) values from the list (default is 600, 300, 150):
/* cpu, ddr, axi, proc_PLL, */
{ 200, 100, 50, 0xc0011080, },
{ 300, 150, 75, 0xc00110c0, },
{ 400, 200, 100, 0xc0011100, },
{ 500, 250, 125, 0xc0011140, },
{ 600, 300, 150, 0xc0011180, },
{ 632, 316, 158, 0xc00157e8, },
{ 650, 325, 162, 0xc00111a0, },
{ 662, 331, 165, 0xc00111a8, },
 
I have a problem.

When I make changes to my wifi networks, an older configuration for name and password shows up.

Idk why this is happening and I've factory reset and now upgraded my firmware from those old SSID and password settings.

Is this a known bug?
No bugs there....turn off your browser password manager
 
Yes, but only by 10%...don't expect miracles :)

nvram set clkfreq=662,331,165
nvram commit
and reboot the router

You can choose other (lower) values from the list (default is 600, 300, 150):
/* cpu, ddr, axi, proc_PLL, */
{ 200, 100, 50, 0xc0011080, },
{ 300, 150, 75, 0xc00110c0, },
{ 400, 200, 100, 0xc0011100, },
{ 500, 250, 125, 0xc0011140, },
{ 600, 300, 150, 0xc0011180, },
{ 632, 316, 158, 0xc00157e8, },
{ 650, 325, 162, 0xc00111a0, },
{ 662, 331, 165, 0xc00111a8, },
Eyyyy anything is better than nothing!!!

I remember there use to be a console in the GUI. Is it still lhere and I am just missing it?
 
dont you mean this?
upload_2018-9-23_0-57-0.png


There is no difference in useing SSH instead of Telnet.
Dont know if John still supporting both, but Merlin killed Telnet in January this year!
 
dont you mean this?
View attachment 14534

There is no difference in useing SSH instead of Telnet.
That is not what I asked.

In the GUI under Administration (or Network Tools, I forget which one), there use to be a tab labeled Console where you could send commands to the router via the web GUI.

Are you saying that if I enable the Telnet option, then it'll bring that tab back?
 
before asking 1000 questions at the same time.
AFAIK, this is a community form where we are encouraged to ask as many questions as we can so that we have a full understanding of things we want to know or do so that we can gather the correct information and not cause issues.

If you don't wanna help, don't reply.

If you don't know the answer, don't reply.

If someone is asking an obvious question, don't assume they didn't do a particular step.

Instead, provide the answer and ask if they have tried that step yet.

That will lower the amount of back and forth and lead more users to their answers.

Don't assume all users are lazy.

That is what makes a lazy technican.
 
AFAIK, this is a community form where we are encouraged to ask as many questions as we can so that we have a full understanding of things we want to know or do so that we can gather the correct information and not cause issues.
There is a search box in the top right of each page, I encourage you to use it. Admittedly it's not the easiest thing to use, but almost everything you have asked has been asked (and answered) before. IMHO it's better that people spend a day researching their problems before posting rather than add unnecessary duplication to the thousands of existing posts.
 
There is a search box in the top right of each page, I encourage you to use it. Admittedly it's not the easiest thing to use, but almost everything you have asked has been asked (and answered) before. IMHO it's better that people spend a day researching their problems before posting rather than add unnecessary duplication to the thousands of existing posts.
It's all good.

I got the information I needed.

Thank you.
 
nvram set clkfreq=662,331,165
nvram commit
reboot
This totally worked for me!

Thank you!

Also, I don't get the weird wifi old SSID and password bug and I can disable IPv6 without interfering with DHCP.

I'm reporting here cause I'm still gonna test that particular log poop in order to track down a solution so it can be enabled without the poop.

I guess I just needed to format the jffs and factory reset. I didn't need to do the 30/30/30 factory reset, reboot, firmware update, reboot, factory reset, reboot major steps lol
 
hello @john9527,

Do you plan to add TPROXY into new LTS firmware?

I am going to run this kind of command (it is a sample only) in my AC68U. But it seems there is no this TROXY module inside.

iptables -t mangle -A SHADOWSOCKS2 -p udp -m set ! --match-set chnroute dst -j TPROXY --on-port 3333 --tproxy-mark 0x01/0x01
 

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