Loaded 384.19 Alpha on RT-AX58U

[JWoo]

I am always keen to try new things. I loaded 384.19 Alpha on my RT-AX58U. After flashing a dirty flash from 384.18, I could access the Internet but I could not connect to the router. I reset the router manually, and manually flashed my config settings. Then everything was working fine. Thanks @RMerlin as it is fun to experiment with these new releases. What is actually in it? Oops I guess I should have known that before flashing. Anyway it seems to run good after the reset of the router. Is this release picking up the latest GPL Version 3.0.0.4.384.9354??

 

[Deleted member 22229]

And were did you get 384.19 Alpha don't see it in the test build folders.

 

[JWoo]

It was on the server this morning and downloaded it. It is removed now. The only "bug" I have seen so far is that you cannot do a dirty flash as if you do a dirty flash you cannot connect to router from 192.168.1.1 or whatever IP address you have defined in settings. Otherwise all good so far.

 

[RMerlin]

I removed it because I found out I forgot to merge the updated root Makefile from the 9354 GPL, so some of the newer build options (like the Captcha) weren't properly enabled. There's a newer build there now.

 

[JWoo]

Thanks! Just flashed the new one. Appreciate the new GPL as it seems like it has a lot of bug fixes from Asus.

 

[Deleted member 22229]

Just installed 384.19 Alpha 1 did a factory reset. All is working well, very happy to see Merlin and the AX58U right up to date with Asus stock.

Thank you @Merlin for the very fast turn around using GPL 9354.

 

[Andy1932]

Just installed 384.19 Alpha 1 did a factory reset. All is working well, very happy to see Merlin and the AX58U right up to date with Asus stock.

Thank you @Merlin for the very fast turn around using GPL 9354.

@podkaracz

 

[Deleted member 22229]

@podkaracz

?

 

[Andy1932]

?

I tagged him because I think he had a 58u and wants to use Merlin, but hasn’t been able to because he needed the latest official firmware due to an iptv fix.
IIRC