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The past few days the CPU temp is sitting ~80*C for no reason. The CPU load reports to be less than 10%, the only thing I can think of is that maybe the crappy TIM they used has dried up and now the SOC is just sitting there cooking. The other question I have is do these SOCs support cpufreq or...

that shouldn't crash teh router. If it doesn't work big deal, biggest deal right now is that the crashes the damned thing. and it's rt-ac87u latest merlinwrt as far as I can remember I just updated it a bit before I did this. Plus I'm on linux already and sshing into the router and writing the...

that was the ips that you wanted. the full thing would be. #!/bin/bash iptables -N LOG_DROP iptables -A LOG_DROP -j LOG --log-prefix "INPUT:DROP: " --log-level 6 iptables -A LOG_DROP -j DROP iptables -A INPUT -s 150.70.0.0/16 -j LOG_DROP iptables -A INPUT -s 216.104.0.0/19 -j LOG_DROP

150.70.0.0/16 216.104.0.0/19 iptables -A -s 150.70.0.0/16 -j LOG_DROP iptables -A -s 216.104.0.0/19 -j LOG_DROP my ISPs external ips are not in that range at all. I was also going to block other blocks if that worked but haven't gotten around to it yet because those two killed the thing so...

Incase you didn't read the whole post, the router had to be factory reset to get it to let me connect to it. It was moreorless that. here's the literal thing that I had used except for the ips part, which I'd have to relook up again and hunt down. But none were 192.168.0.0/16, 10.0.0.0/8...

that's probably a typo in me pasting it onto the forums as I didn't keep a local copy of the script and had to redo it from memory to post on here. I didn't realize it already had a logdrop chain I can remove that first line. It should've been LOG_DROP so that's a typo in the thing. It locks up...

why the hell does the router lock up then? and merlin claims this _isn't_ a damned bug. Like hello, it should only do an error to the log not lock up the damned thing.

#!/bin/bash iptables -N LOG_DROP iptables -A LOG_DROP -j LOG --log-prefix "INPUT:DROP: " --log-level 6 iptables -A LOG_DROP -j DROP iptables -A INPUT -s x.y.z.a -j DROP causes the thing to get stuck at the "waiting for an ip address" status message from the ethernet cnnected computer and the...

In firefox/chrome I permanetly disable these "features" and I would feel better by blackholing the url that aiprotectuses just incase for some reason in a sleep deprived stupor I enable it. The ip-address would be blackholed. It should be possible I'd imagnie as I own the router. Also any other...

Simple really, i wanted a 5ghz router that had a decent amount of ram/cpu. and I want to premanetly disable such things. I know aiprotect has to be sneding stuff to them as it's likely safebrowsing rom google/hatever microsft has but the tm version.

Is there any way to permanetly disable the web reputation service, and other such phone home things simply in the router? I want to make sure that they're never accidentally enabled.

I can't imagine that the ting is really having to go to the internet to do a lookup on what sort of port something's using. Thatshould be hardcoded. Is there some list of thi sinformation. And if I don'tdo aiprotection is it still phoning home to trend micro if I do adaptive qos? Basically I...

I want the port numbers for various voip things since apparently asus won'tlet you use the adaptive qos style rules whislt also having a user specified list of clients who are lower priority. So if I could do that, I'd like todo that but otherwise I need to know where that fiel is stored so I...

The biggest thing that I don't get is why it says that I have to give up all of my data to them according to teh thing, I know that all of the antivirus companies software that has "web" protection basically use a phising list and check for new threats etc and you give up that information to...

and the cpu usage difference between flow control and the CTF(which I think n16 only had), that's really high though I think my n16 was only ~40*C idling with ~50*C when using it kinda heavily. Off topic, but the app analysis thing why does i have a EULA stating you give up your private data i...