maxbraketorque
Very Senior Member
There was a recent thread on the different Linux kernels being used on each router. Does the AX6000 have a different kernel than the other routers you tried?
Not the same at all since you're not connecting to it @ 2.5Gb. Have you tried using the 6000 by connecting to one of its 1Gb ports with all default settings in your PC NIC driver? Don't "force" any settings at all. Does the 6000 behave /then/? If so, you've narrowed the problem down considerably.Putting the thing back to the box. The AC86U has zero issues with the very same settings, with the very same clients and in the very same environment. Maybe I try again some months later, to see if anything changed.
Yes I did, it is crashing with transmission as well.
I just could not drop it so easily, so yesterday evening I made some more tests with other models (besides the AC86U, which is the router in use atm).
I do not have more models here at the moment to test with, but these I tried did not crash from the same load.
- AX58U (Merlin, same userscripts),
- AX53U (Stock, no userscripts),
- N66U(john9527,'s fork, no userscripts),
- N18U (Stock, no userscripts),
- AC68U (Merlin, same userscripts).
edit: I suspect the AX6000 "hates" my mobo's 8125BG. I do not have a spare NIC card atm to try, but I ordered one.
I did try all the ports of course. I also tried with two different NICs, which I ordered to investigate the issue and arrived just recently, they made no difference.Not the same at all since you're not connecting to it @ 2.5Gb. Have you tried using the 6000 by connecting to one of its 1Gb ports with all default settings in your PC NIC driver? Don't "force" any settings at all. Does the 6000 behave /then/? If so, you've narrowed the problem down considerably.
Talk about "forcing" operational stuff doesn't instill my confidence.
The only thing you can't to with all the other routers is going 2.5Gb. It's possible you've got a faulty interface in the router but it's just as likely it's in your PC.
I've never understood the allure of torrents.
Interesting, thank you very much for the info.As I suspected the GT-AX6000 is running a different Linux kernel than the other models you tried.
Kernel versions of latest routers with Merlin's FW
Sorry to be a pain, but doing a bit of a research and upgrade planning and I couldn't find an up to date and concise info about Kernel versions for router models. Could I please kindly ask you to run uname -a on your router and post the output here, with the router type and Merlin's FW version...www.snbforums.com
Thank you for that info, very interesting. Luckily I do not have memory issues, I never saw memory usage going above 400MB (including cache) and swap is always unused.Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]
You could probably add the VACUUM command to the script to shrink the file sizes when you run it, but that's outside of my use case. You'd add something like /usr/sbin/sqlite3 'vacuum;' after each of the DELETE commands to the scriptwww.snbforums.com
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