Ah.. So much for that wireguard-go idea I had then. Yes, It's a AC66U.If it's a MIPS model like the N66U or AC66U it's 2.6.22.19.
Ah.. So much for that wireguard-go idea I had then. Yes, It's a AC66U.If it's a MIPS model like the N66U or AC66U it's 2.6.22.19.
51D2 did not go well for me. I updated via GUI, then found myself unable to access the router, even after a hard switch reset, static IP, etc. Eventually I put the router into recovery mode and flashed 47EB using the Asus Firmware Restoration Utility to get up and running again.RE: watchdog crash
Good data from everyone! Thanks.
Based on that, I think I may have found a memory leak in some code I 'borrowed' from lighttpd to address a possible pointer corruption during nvram reads which went in release 48. I rewrote the code (with some help from StackOverflow ) and it's up to try as 51D2. Fingers crossed.
PS - You'll also get the latest OpenSSL update and updated getdns/stubby. If it muddy's the water, I'll do another build and back them out.
Same here with my N66U. Did a normal update from 47EB and it was bricked. Even a WPS reset wouldn't revive it. I'm currently waiting on my second attempt at trying to flash 51D2 in recovery mode as the first attempt still resulted in a brick.51D2 did not go well for me. I updated via GUI, then found myself unable to access the router, even after a hard switch reset, static IP, etc. Eventually I put the router into rescue mode and flashed 47EB using the Asus Firmware Restoration Utility to get up and running again.
51D3 has been running for 10 hours now and *none* of the processes have increased (or decreased) in size by even a single byte.Anyway, the patch I found is still my best guess at a possible fix for the reboots. 51D3 is up which just reverts the nvram patch. Verified this loads on my N66.
Same here. Literally 0 change in memory consumption for both wanduck and watchdog in the last 13 hours of uptime. 51D3 feels rock solid!51D3 has been running for 10 hours now and *none* of the processes have increased (or decreased) in size by even a single byte.
2 days and 16 hours and still no change in memory usage.51D3 has been running for 10 hours now and *none* of the processes have increased (or decreased) in size by even a single byte.
So do you read 51D3 as SIDE?I keep reading that as "soda"...
I'm a mere 28h in... but so far so good.2 days and 16 hours and still no change in memory usage.
Nothing for me to investigate there.....router did everything right responding with a valid ACK to all the requests (wireless connect was OK)c. At least some internet access was working since NTP sync was working. I've seen cases where a single device (even one that appears to be OK) can get 'stuck' and cause similar problems (I had an HDHomerun Prime that would get stuck generating an arpc storm a couple times a year).So ~50-60h in my ring pro doorbell and my (Shelly) relay switch that controls my garage door both dropped off the network overnight (around 5.30am) and refused to reconnect (I tried rebooting and resetting both devices several times), last resort was router reboot that brought them back online. The log shows the Ring Spot Cam (another Ring device on my network, but which was working OK) and a few other devices doing a lot of DNS overnight. Log here: https://pastebin.com/iRBeqgR
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