[Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.16 (and 384.13_6) are now available

[dave14305]

decided to take the plunge and upgrade from 384.5 that's been rock solid.. still configuring but I noticed so far even after refreshing browser I cant disable WMM.. can disable WMM aspd but not WMM.. the drop down list box doesn't contain anything other than ENABLE for both 2.4 and 5ghz.. is this now normal?

I think yes, since 384.6 when Wireless mode is anything but Legacy.

 

[Sinner]

I think yes, since 384.6 when Wireless mode is anything but Legacy.

roger that thank you.. been a while since ive followed the merlin updates closely

 

[dave14305]

roger that thank you.. been a while since ive followed the merlin updates closely

Now that IS a sin...you Sinner.

 

[Sinner]

Now that IS a sin...you Sinner.

I was super happy with 384.5 been awesome but... the tracked connections feature of the qos with frshjr wasn't yet fuctional on that version and its been eating at me for 2yrs. I wanted to play with it so I waited until a version with no issues for a while related to what matters to me most.

 

[Sinner]

Everything seems ok so far in 10hrs. one thing I do notice going from 384.5 - 384.16 theres a solid 10db reduction in signal strength and some devices at range are now disconnecting at -71db and greater that was previously -60ish. Nothing moved just a firmware update!

 

[LetMePutDa]

RT-ac1900p, under tools, other settings, under advanced tweaks. Memory management regularly flush caches default is yes. Is it better to set this to no or is it recommended to leave it set to yes? TIA

 

[RMerlin]

RT-ac1900p, under tools, other settings, under advanced tweaks. Memory management regularly flush caches default is yes. Is it better to set this to no or is it recommended to leave it set to yes? TIA

The default is the recommend setting. Leave it as-is unless having a very specific reason to change it.

 

[RMerlin]

Locking this thread as previously announced, since discussions are mostly unrelated to this specific release by now.