You are right john! Could you tell me how can I fix that?
Apr 4 21:43:33 openvpn[9198]: Ignore conflicted routing rule: 192.168.1.0/24
[EDITED]: Fixed & working!
Thank you very much for your help and congrats for the update!
Thanks for letting me know......be glad to take a look. Most likely a glitch when I added support for the AC66U_B1 which changed some of the gpio register definitions.Hello John!
Very minor issue. Every time I update firmware on RT-AC68U - the Stealth Mode remains as "Yes", yet router turns on one of the LEDs (USB). But no such issue after updating RT-N66U.
Glad to hear you figured it out! Could you document what you discovered and how you fixed it (I'd like to know as well )
USB2Which USB? the USB3 or USB2 LED....
i have solid walls and with the standard of max 13 txp its to less.
No, just go straight to 380.69.2.Would I have to reflash merlin 374.xx and then upgrade to the latest from there.?
Yes, with the restoration tool.To be clear. When you say "No, just go straight to 380.36.2." this installation is to be done via the Firmware Restoration tool & not via the FORK GUI?
Actually, you should be able to move 'up' from the fork to either the 380 or 384 code via the gui (just make sure to do a factory reset after the firmware upgrade). Moving 'back' to the fork will always require use of the firmware restoration tool (also followed by a factory reset).Thanks.
To be clear. When you say "No, just go straight to 380.36.2." this installation is to be done via the Firmware Restoration tool & not via the FORK GUI?
It appears as if ASUS included a new TM-1900 CFE in it's latest levels (so that was also picked up by Merlin). This CFE will force the use of TM-1900 firmware, and prevent loading any AC68 firmware (ASUS, Merlin or my fork). You are going to need to re-write the CFE to an older version to proceed. I believe I saw a post from someone who had accomplished this in one of the other TM-1900 threads.Hi John, I searched the thread but couldn't find too much information about flash your custom FW on the Tmobile AC1900.... I recently got the router, flashed it to AC68P initially, and mysteriously got reverted back to latest Tmobile FW after attempting to flash Merlin. It seems Asus has also locked mini CFE for the TM version. I couldn't even downgrade the router to original 1703 anymore. Some other member of forum suggested I could use your fw. I could not find any instructions. Would you please shed some light about it?
Wow, that sounds pretty convoluted. Whilst I have no qualms with Asus wanting to ensure TMobile-branded routers run TMobile firmware, it sounds like the "normal" firmware update contains not only the firmware code but the TMobile firmware as well and a copy of the TMobile CFE! Sounds rather bloaty.It appears as if ASUS included a new TM-1900 CFE in it's latest levels (so that was also picked up by Merlin). This CFE will force the use of TM-1900 firmware, and prevent loading any AC68 firmware (ASUS, Merlin or my fork). You are going to need to re-write the CFE to an older version to proceed. I believe I saw a post from someone who had accomplished this in one of the other TM-1900 threads.
It appears as if ASUS included a new TM-1900 CFE in it's latest levels (so that was also picked up by Merlin). This CFE will force the use of TM-1900 firmware, and prevent loading any AC68 firmware (ASUS, Merlin or my fork). You are going to need to re-write the CFE to an older version to proceed. I believe I saw a post from someone who had accomplished this in one of the other TM-1900 threads.
Wow, that sounds pretty convoluted. Whilst I have no qualms with Asus wanting to ensure TMobile-branded routers run TMobile firmware, it sounds like the "normal" firmware update contains not only the firmware code but the TMobile firmware as well and a copy of the TMobile CFE! Sounds rather bloaty.
The CFE code has been included for a long time....at least since 376 code. What I'm not sure is how the TM-1900 firmware is getting loaded. I saw one post which seems to imply that the router is downloading it from the internet after the CFE update.I don't know how Asus did it... but multiple owners who have tried to flash the latest Merlin run into the issue. FW was reverted back to TM and CFE was locked down. Of course, I'm one of those poor users.
The CFE code has been included for a long time....at least since 376 code. What I'm not sure is how the TM-1900 firmware is getting loaded. I saw one post which seems to imply that the router is downloading it from the internet after the CFE update.
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