RT-AC68W Slow to power up

[binarymelon]

I'm just wondering if there's any known issues where the device could be extremely slow to start up. When the power goes out or my device is powered off it doesn't seem to start up immediately (no lights). It will occasionally take 5 minutes or more (I'll usually walk away from it and it will turn on at some point). I have noticed some errors with jffs in the logs and also some incorrect dates on log messages. Just wondering if anyone has experienced similar issues.

 

[RMerlin]

Something running on your LAN seems to be broken, constantly flooding the router's UPNP service. Try disabling anything that uses UPNP to track down the root cause.

 

[binarymelon]

Sorry, I should have trimmed the log down. Those messages are pretty old. I'm not terribly concerned with that. It doesn't seem to be an issue anymore does it? I think that's when I originally installed the firmware. The PS4's networking is pretty janky, it probably just didn't like not having an internet connection. I noticed the issue because we've been having power issues in the area recently. Here's the relevant part of the logs.

 

[sfx2000]

looks like bad flash drive...

Do a reset/format and see where that takes you...

 

[john9527]

Looks like one of your 'power issues' either corrupted or damaged your flash memory.

Aug  1 00:00:15 kernel: Empty flash at 0x01439428 ends at 0x01439800
Aug  1 00:00:15 kernel: Empty flash at 0x0143a844 ends at 0x0143b000
Aug  1 00:00:15 kernel: Empty flash at 0x022bd8c4 ends at 0x022be000
Aug  1 00:00:15 kernel: Empty flash at 0x03517be4 ends at 0x03518000
Aug  1 00:00:15 kernel: JFFS2 notice: (340) check_node_data: wrong data CRC in data node at 0x03516ba0: read 0xfa3f998c, calculated 0x6ebf6835.
Aug  1 00:00:15 kernel: JFFS2 notice: (340) check_node_data: wrong data CRC in data node at 0x01439800: read 0xeba3906c, calculated 0x81520f7.
Aug  1 00:00:15 kernel: JFFS2 notice: (340) check_node_data: wrong data CRC in data node at 0x00e0f5c8: read 0xcf0fe8df, calculated 0x413d3d2f.

I would do the following if it were mine.....
Reload the code using the ASUS Firmware restoration tool
Perform a factory reset
Reformat JFFS
Reconfigure and restore/recreate anything you had on jffs