Same here, reboot twice just to be connect the UI, and can't access router.asus.com:8443Updated to 384.4_2 on AC87U - needed a second reboot to be able to connect to the UI over the AP, could connect directly over the WiFi. Not sure why but always seem to need to power cycle my TP-Link powerlines after the updates.
Same here, unfortunately, since 384.x384.4.2 on my 87U is listing 5G devices as WIRED in the device listing.
384.4.2 on my 87U is listing 5G devices as WIRED in the device listing.
A small search of the forum before posting would give you the instant answer!Same here, unfortunately, since 384.x
wow this update screwed my RT-AC86U which is brand new and was factory reset etc last week when installing merlin firmware.
I did update as usual with nothing being different this time than any other time.
Firs update appeared to have worked, was showing 384.4_2 in web-gui but...
1) DDNS was not showing as connected.
2) Router was showing external IP and showing connected but could not access internet (resolving host...)
3) kept getting loads of 'Mar 25 10:38:19 ntp: start NTP update', so time was wrong and could not update.
4) Tried reverting back to previous version 384.4 and it failed 3 times, then seemed to have worked.
5) Once i did revert back to previous firmware DDNS still not connecting and still no internet access even though router web-gui showing external ip and showing connected.
6) Tried restoring backup of jffs and settings.cfg and still same problem
7) Sometimes i could access the web-gui and othertimes it would not connect to the web-gui
Only thing i could now do was a full factory reset to solve the issue (initialize...) in my case then choose manual setup and reload settings file.
Everything was working flawlessly until i updated to 384.4_2. Not got a clue what had happened as all first appeared to be ok for a few seconds. Never had an update cause me an issue before.
Now back on 384.4.
Sorry if this is definitively answered elsewhere, but is there any way to either transform a configuration backup from 380.xx to restore to 384.xx after a factory reset? Alternatively, is there a way to do a configuration backup that I can actually read, vs the dump that I get now, or is there a tool I can use to read the cfg I've saved from my 380.xx version? This is an AC-68P, currently on 380.69_2. Thanks, and for all the work the devs put into this firmware, which is great.
Sorry if this is definitively answered elsewhere, but is there any way to either transform a configuration backup from 380.xx to restore to 384.xx after a factory reset? Alternatively, is there a way to do a configuration backup that I can actually read, vs the dump that I get now, or is there a tool I can use to read the cfg I've saved from my 380.xx version? This is an AC-68P, currently on 380.69_2. Thanks, and for all the work the devs put into this firmware, which is great.
Seriously ? You haven't bothered to read Merlins post at the top of the forum ?Kind of looking for the same thing *shameless bump*. I have a lot of configuration in the 380.69_2 code release on 2 routers so redoing everything from scratch I know I'd miss something lol. Hopefully there's a way to upgrade and still get a similar existing config transitioned to the 384.xx fw
Sorry if this is definitively answered elsewhere, but is there any way to either transform a configuration backup from 380.xx to restore to 384.xx after a factory reset? Alternatively, is there a way to do a configuration backup that I can actually read, vs the dump that I get now, or is there a tool I can use to read the cfg I've saved from my 380.xx version? This is an AC-68P, currently on 380.69_2. Thanks, and for all the work the devs put into this firmware, which is great.
Seriously ? You haven't bothered to read Merlins post at the top of the forum ?
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asuswrt-merlin-custom-firmware-for-asus-routers.7846/
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/user-nvram-save-restore-utility-r26-2.19521/
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/faq-nvram-and-factory-default-reset.22822/
Sorry, when I first got prompted to upgrade, all I read was that I couldn't transfer settings, but I'll read up on these threads to see whether I can make it work. Thanks
Upgraded my AC86U from 384.4 to 384.4_1 (will install _2 later today).
When remotely logging into the router I have no internet connectivity via IPSec VPN, but it does work via OpenVPN.
Also upgraded a family member’s AC68U from 384.4 to 384.4_2 (via 384.4_1) without issues.
my only complaint is, i have to reset traffic stats since my USB old file can't load. I'm doing this after every update.
Everything was working flawlessly until i updated to 384.4_2. Not got a clue what had happened as all first appeared to be ok for a few seconds. Never had an update cause me an issue before.
I can confirm that going back to 384.4 fixed the dual wan issue.
The only code changes were in the web server code, so it's very unlikely to be responsible for any of the issues you mention.
That happened to me a couple of years back. The file was corrupted and I had to reset the data file. That solved the issue but wiped all of the saved data. I also changed the USB thumb drive and its been fine ever since..4_2 installed.
my only complaint is, i have to reset traffic stats since my USB old file can't load. I'm doing this after every update.
Mar 21 15:01:42 cstats[300]: Problem loading /mnt/Asus/Traffic Stat/tomato_cstats_88d7f666ce60.gz. Still trying...
Mar 21 15:01:44 rstats[299]: Problem loading /mnt/Asus/Traffic Stat/tomato_rstats_88d7f666ce60.gz. Still trying...
Mar 21 15:05:58 cstats[300]: Problem loading /mnt/Asus/Traffic Stat/tomato_cstats_88d7f666ce60.gz. Still trying...
Mar 21 15:06:00 rstats[299]: Problem loading /mnt/Asus/Traffic Stat/tomato_rstats_88d7f666ce60.gz. Still trying...
Mar 21 15:08:57 sd-idle-2.6[457]: spinning down /dev/sdb
Mar 21 15:14:31 cstats[300]: Problem loading /mnt/Asus/Traffic Stat/tomato_cstats_88d7f666ce60.gz. Still trying...
Mar 25 01:17:59 rstats[304]: Problem loading /mnt/Asus/Traffic Stats/tomato_rstats_88d7f666ce60.gz. Still trying...
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