RT-AC68P Territory/Region?

[let me question]

Someone who has an RT-AC68P can tell me which region appears when you writes nvram get territory_code in putty.

When I write nvram get territory_code, it does not show me which territory/region it is:

admin@RT-AC68P:/tmp/home/root# nvram get territory_code
admin@RT-AC68P:/tmp/home/root#

I wanted to know if it happens to another person who has an RT-AC68P.
Firmware v3.0.0.4.384.20942

Spoiler

@arthurlien @Wilson_Deng

 

[Grisu]

think it depends on cfe-version whether territory_code is set on newer or not on older, even if set you can unset it with:
nvram unset asuscfeterritory_code
nvram set asuscfecommit=1
nvram unset territory_code
nvram commit

 

[let me question]

nothing:

admin@RT-AC68P:/tmp/home/root# nvram unset asuscfeterritory_code
admin@RT-AC68P:/tmp/home/root# nvram set asuscfecommit=1
admin@RT-AC68P:/tmp/home/root# nvram unset territory_code
admin@RT-AC68P:/tmp/home/root# nvram commit
admin@RT-AC68P:/tmp/home/root# nvram get territory_code
admin@RT-AC68P:/tmp/home/root#

When I wrote those commands the router RT-AC68P stopped working, I had to factory reset and find the node again.


Update:
I had courage and I made a backup of the cfe of my RT-AC68P (original) and I uploaded it to this page https://cfeditor.pipeline.sh/ and this shows me:

Spoiler: Imagen

What region or territory is it? (I remove my MACs in the image)

I am using the RT-AC68P as a node.

 

[Grisu]

sorry worked for others, maybe not possible on 68P-version to unset anymore.
But you didnt have set any territory code previous, so you cannot unset a value not set.