Mutzli
Very Senior Member
Thanks skeal, so far so good.Go to Tools>Other settings>Traffic history>reset database.
Thanks skeal, so far so good.Go to Tools>Other settings>Traffic history>reset database.
this 384.9 is rubbish for the asus rt 88ax for tablets very thing ok untill trend sig update then wifi is slow
Is it possible to implement for DHCP "dhcp-ignore=tag:!known" then dhcp can only give ip numbers to those found in hosta-dnsmasq. (I know I can put it in dnsmasq-postconf)
Okej.Too likely to break previously working network.
I wrote a script for backing up files and nvram customizations. Perhaps you can modify and run it for yours.i'm afraid to upgrade. last time i did it dirty, it was a mess and i had to do a clean one and start all over again from a factory reset. i have too many fixed lan ip entries and lan qos entries to have to retype them all over again if anyone has advice on how to do a dirty upgrade please share, like do you first uninstall all the apps, etc. doing the "save router settings" does not work, it always says it's invalid somehow when i try to restore it over the newer firmware.
# cat mybackup.sh
#!/bin/sh
#
umask 022
myusbdrive="/tmp/mnt/SamsungT5"
mybackupdir=${myusbdrive}/backup
#
for myfile in ${myusbdrive}/entware/etc/stubby/stubby.yml ${myusbdrive}/entware/share/diversion/list/blacklist ${myusbdrive}/entware/share/diversion/list/wc_blacklist ${myusbdrive}/entware/share/diversion/list/whitelist /jffs/scripts/dnsmasq.postconf
do
echo "==============================================================================================="
ls -la ${myfile}
cp ${myfile} ${mybackupdir}
echo "#"
echo "Copied ${myfile} to ${mybackupdir}"
done
#
for mynvram in custom_clientlist dhcp_staticlist sshd_authkeys
do
echo "==============================================================================================="
nvram get ${mynvram}
nvram get ${mynvram} > ${mybackupdir}/${mynvram}
echo "#"
echo "Backed up nvram variable ${mynvram} to ${mybackupdir}/${mynvram}"
done
echo "==============================================================================================="
#
nvram set variable="`cat variablefile`"
nvram commit
I do with my cellphone and galaxy tab s2 checked dns setting its ok untill tend sigs get updated then its a slow go i have trouble shoot my configuration happened with alphas was wellI use an RT-AX88U as my primary router and have zero issues. Troubleshoot your configuration instead of instantly blaming the firmware that works perfectly fine for others.
From the changelog....likely related:I noticed that dcd tainted is occuring more frequently...
Feb 3 11:45:42 kernel: CPU: 1 PID: 30698 Comm: dcd Tainted: P O 4.1.27 #2
It's not crashing the router but printing spamlike lines over and over.
Rt-AC86U 384.9 final
I do with my cellphone and galaxy tab s2 checked dns setting its ok untill tend sigs get updated then its a slow go i have trouble shoot my configuration happened with alphas was well
it works ok on my laptop but not on tabletWell I can't see how that is even possible.
Merlin doesn't touch anything to do with TrendMicro, the Wifi system has not been changed.
I have no issue with my router and so far I have flashed this latest firmware on 7 different routers for friends / neighbours , none of these have seen any such problem.
Download master is available. Updated from last stable to beta version, then to 384.9It will not help. I have the same problem on AC86. Anything you listed does not help. True reset to default, I did not try a lot to tune in a new one. But it was updated from the previous stable firmware of Merlin. So I have exactly the same problem.
Seems like something is crashing on my AC88U every time I go to the QoS page which causes the firewall to restart. I don’t have QoS on, but that didn’t happen under 384_2. This is what shows up in the log after I go to the QoS page.
Feb 2 23:51:05 kernel: SHN Release Version: 2.0.1 d32a874
Feb 2 23:51:05 kernel: UDB Core Version: 0.2.18 r3508378
Feb 2 23:51:05 kernel: sizeof forward pkt param = 192
Feb 2 23:51:05 BWDPI: fun bitmap = 3
Feb 2 23:51:20 rc_service: bwdpi_check 380:notify_rc start_firewall
Feb 2 23:51:20 miniupnpd[946]: shutting down MiniUPnPd
Feb 2 23:51:21 nat: apply nat rules (/tmp/nat_rules_eth0_eth0)
Feb 2 23:51:22 miniupnpd[2558]: HTTP listening on port 35131
Feb 2 23:51:22 miniupnpd[2558]: Listening for NAT-PMP/PCP traffic on port 5351
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