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isr25

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Hi, I know it's still an alpha, but I installed Scribe on 386.1 Alpha 4 for AX86U and I am getting a rolling kernel error lines multiple times as below.

kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x6
kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2240
kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x1a68
kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2

The kernel error message will only disappear after removing scribe. Any thoughts on what I should do? Or should I just wait until the final release of 386.1 - I'm ok to wait, just wanted to put it out here. Thanks!
 
I am also using an AX86U and on 386.1 final release, with Scribe also, and i am seeing the same thing on my side...

Feb 5 09:13:04 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x22a0
Feb 5 09:13:04 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2260
Feb 5 09:14:04 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:04 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:04 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:04 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:04 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:10 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:11 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:14:12 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:15:16 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:15:38 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:27 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:27 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:36 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2360
Feb 5 09:16:38 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:38 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:39 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:44 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:44 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:44 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:44 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4
Feb 5 09:16:47 RT-AX86U kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x4

And that's over a 2min period... but, also, i don't see any impact on the overall functionality of the Router...

If someone has a clue...
 
I found out another thread on the same subject, but different router...

Dunno if it applies directly to the AX86U... see for yourself...

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blog_emit, net_ratelimit

Hello all I find these entries along all my kernel messages. What does it mean? Thanks! May 26 09:52:54 router kernel: net_ratelimit: 18 callbacks suppressed May 26 09:52:54 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560 May 26 09:52:54 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560 May 26 09:52:54 router...
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Not seeing it on my AC86 with 386.1 and Scribe.
 
elorimer said:
Not seeing it on my AC86 with 386.1 and Scribe.
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So far, only afflicting the AX86U with scribe installed - never had this come up on my old AC86U. From what I'm reading, it's just debugging output from Broadcom code, and harmless, although it's totally spamming the log
 
I installed Scribe and the scribe WebUI today. And it was not showing the "kernel: _blog_emit, blogp" in all day. Then the kids cane home with their ipads, iPhones, and laptops. And the wifi dropped on My Google Home and Chromecast. And i started having problems with the wifi om both 2.4ghz and 5ghz. I noticed the 5ghz was not complying to the channel and bandwith settings and was interferring with 2.4ghz. so i started the wifi radar logging to see what was wrong. I did sonen changes but Still hade issues with the 5ghz so i changed it to auto to see if it would change ro some better channel and bandwith and began to look att the channel statistics again. It got better and i Saw it going ro 80 MHz and bo moore unstability but then i hade intermittent freeze in the wifi. So i looked att the system logs and found the kernel: _blog_emit, blogp just going on over and over again.
It seems this is specifik to the RT-AX86U. I Will remove Scribe lager and see what happens.
 
Citius said:
I installed Scribe and the scribe WebUI today. And it was not showing the "kernel: _blog_emit, blogp" in all day. Then the kids cane home with their ipads, iPhones, and laptops. And the wifi dropped on My Google Home and Chromecast. And i started having problems with the wifi om both 2.4ghz and 5ghz. I noticed the 5ghz was not complying to the channel and bandwith settings and was interferring with 2.4ghz. so i started the wifi radar logging to see what was wrong. I did sonen changes but Still hade issues with the 5ghz so i changed it to auto to see if it would change ro some better channel and bandwith and began to look att the channel statistics again. It got better and i Saw it going ro 80 MHz and bo moore unstability but then i hade intermittent freeze in the wifi. So i looked att the system logs and found the kernel: _blog_emit, blogp just going on over and over again.
It seems this is specifik to the RT-AX86U. I Will remove Scribe lager and see what happens.
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It's also happening on my RT-AX56U connected to 2 AiMesh Nodes (AC66U_B1). Been having a lot of connectivity issues that only seem to last a 2-3 minutes, but happens often throughout the day. I am however, not using Scribe. Is it possible Scribe is not the issue in your cases?
 
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getting these messages using papertrail. I see these messages in the papert dashboard


Feb 14 15:20:03 kernel _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2

Feb 14 15:20:37 kernel _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2

Feb 14 15:23:37 kernel _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2

Feb 14 15:30:46 kernel _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2


But the Asus log doesnt show them at the same time.

Feb 14 15:31:43 kernel: [BLOCKED - INBOUND] IN=eth0 OUT= MAC=24:4b:fe:d2:f6:98:00:17:10:95:6e:16:08:00 SRC=103.145.13.58 DST=1XX.2XX.23.164 LEN=40 TOS=0x08 PREC=0x20 TTL=241 ID=3648 PROTO=TCP SPT=53015 DPT=50802 SEQ=190177174 ACK=0 WINDOW=1024 RES=0x00 SYN URGP=0 MARK=0x8000000
Feb 14 15:31:57 kernel: [BLOCKED - INBOUND]


asus log settings both to notice. 386.1 AX86u
 
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clvk07 said:
getting these messages using papertrail. I see these messages in the papert dashboard


Feb 14 15:20:03 kernel _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2

Feb 14 15:20:37 kernel _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2

Feb 14 15:23:37 kernel _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2

Feb 14 15:30:46 kernel _blog_emit, blogp = 0x2


But the Asus log doesnt show them at the same time.

Feb 14 15:31:43 kernel: [BLOCKED - INBOUND] IN=eth0 OUT= MAC=24:4b:fe:d2:f6:98:00:17:10:95:6e:16:08:00 SRC=103.145.13.58 DST=1XX.2XX.23.164 LEN=40 TOS=0x08 PREC=0x20 TTL=241 ID=3648 PROTO=TCP SPT=53015 DPT=50802 SEQ=190177174 ACK=0 WINDOW=1024 RES=0x00 SYN URGP=0 MARK=0x8000000
Feb 14 15:31:57 kernel: [BLOCKED - INBOUND]


asus log settings both to notice. 386.1 AX86u
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I noticed this too. If I install scribe, I get those messages. If I use a syslog server, I get those messages as well.
 
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