Just flashed two ax88u out of the box to replace an ac88u and an aged 3200..
Noticing that when setting the 5ghz to 160mhz that it's reporting 10mhz (Though I think one of them did use 160) is this a fluke of DFS, reporting hardware, or of Asus drivers? There seemed to be some collation with 2.4ghz too bit tbh I'd restarted the router too many times to confirm.
Anyone else seen this or should I start again?
Thanks for supporting these excellent Asus Routers for so long RMerlin, and Happy Birthday!
That's what I was thinking, I'll ignore WiFi tools for now as that's an Asus/Broadcom fix I'd think (is stock same/similar?)i see the same in wifi tools only ...
It was patched weeks ago, I just didn't want to attract too much attention, so I only added the changelog entry at the last minute.
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It seems to be the last one. I am in the same version of signature.RT-AC3100 updated to .16 from .15. Everything works as expected except:
Failed to update Signature. It used to work on version .15. Is it happens on anyone?
Can somebody try and do a Signature version check for me, please. I'm on 2.170 and I'm getting Signature update failed.
* Added traffic meter to the main status page.
I have tried just now and it also says Signature update failure. I tried a couple of hours ago and it said it was up to date . Maybe a problem with the servers?Same here.
+1 Same hereCan somebody try and do a Signature version check for me, please. I'm on 2.170 and I'm getting Signature update failed.
Is a factory reset required or recommended coming from 384.15 on a RT-AX88U?
Same here! QoS was enabled after this update.Thanks for the update!!! Updated ac86u from .15 to .16. Noticed my internet speed was reduced. Runner/Flow control were Disabled(QOS). I never have QOS enabled but it was after the update. Turned it off and Runner/Flow control are enabled and gig internet speed are back.
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