Marin
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Does anyone know if this new Asus router will function with Merlin firmware?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VPL5WP3/?tag=snbforums-20
No. ROG routers are not supported.
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Does anyone know if this new Asus router will function with Merlin firmware?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VPL5WP3/?tag=snbforums-20
Looks like RT-AC86U with ROG logo.Does anyone know if this new Asus router will function with Merlin firmware?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VPL5WP3/?tag=snbforums-20
Looks like RT-AC86U with ROG logo.
So, I also notice the cpu is identical to that of AC86U, does that mean it will also support AES-NI?
And, irrespective of this ROG designation can I flash it with merlin or will it implode on me?
I am going to flash it with 384.13 (31-July-2019) and see what happens.
When you moved from John's fork to RMerlin's, aside from the factory reset, did you reformat/initialize the JFFS partition?Im facing a problem where my USB stick does not get mounted when the router is restarted.
Yesterday i upgraded from Johns latest build to this one to have a look at the new features.
After the update i performed a factory reset and thought to also wipe the USB drive i use for Diversion.
I used the drive formatter in the AMTM script to format to ext4.
Now every time i reboot the router it does not see the USB drive, i can make it visible by logging in with SSH and do "blkid".
After that i can see the USB drive with DF and it also shows up on the homepage of the WebUI.
I tried changing the USB option from USB3 to USB2 in system settings, this does not change the bahaviour.
Any idea why i need to do the blkid command after every reboot?
When i plugin the USB drive i see the following in the system logs.
Code:Sep 22 23:52:22 kernel: usb 1-2: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 3 Sep 22 23:52:22 kernel: scsi1 : usb-storage 1-2:1.0 Sep 22 23:52:23 kernel: scsi 1:0:0:0: Direct-Access Kingston DataTraveler U3 6.16 PQ: 0 ANSI: 0 CCS Sep 22 23:52:23 kernel: sd 1:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg0 type 0 Sep 22 23:52:23 kernel: sd 1:0:0:0: [sda] Attached SCSI removable disk
When you moved from John's fork to RMerlin's, aside from the factory reset, did you reformat/initialize the JFFS partition?
Can't suggest anything more but maybe try to USB "health scanner" from Network Map--->USB.Not at first, after a few attempts i did a format of JFFS partition.
Just did it again but it still doesnt doe the USB stick at start up.
Doing the named commands makes it it visible again.
I'm not following. A CNAME points to an A record. An A record points to an IP address. What is the CNAME pointing to? What happens if you run your custom script manually?How do you check this? I have a DNS record gateway.domain.tld, so I assume "gateway" should be the value for that field, right? And yes, "gateway.domain.tld" is resolvable and pingable from the router console or any other computer within or outside of the router's network.
Though, "gateway" is the CNAME, does it make the difference?
Can't suggest anything more but maybe try to USB "health scanner" from Network Map--->USB.
I think its time to try a different drive.
Its a 1GB drive which has to be a few years old now.
time for a replacement.
It doesn't seem likely, as many of us would be having the same issues, which is clearly not the case.That shouldnt be needed.
Reverted back to Johns latest build and the stick is recognized again so the stick definetly is NOT broken.
Could it be the merlin build is missing some drivers?
That shouldnt be needed.
Reverted back to Johns latest build and the stick is recognized again so the stick definetly is NOT broken.
Could it be the merlin build is missing some drivers?
It doesn't seem likely, as many of us would be having the same issues, which is clearly not the case.
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