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Thanks Merlin. I noticed that this happens also with WPA2 off. Basically the router cannot connect more than 32 devices on a single radio it seems, even if the traffic is low. Is this something I can change in the source of again closed source? Any way around it? thanks

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Hi I'm my Asus RT-AC3200 (380.59b1 firmware) for a local hotspot but I see that as soon as any of the 3 radios reaches 32 authorized clients it blocks any further WPA2-Personal connections even if the CPU is nearly idle and there is very little load on the network. Can anybody guide me on how...

I will. I also narrowed it down to some interference with USB 3.0 which raises the noise floor a lot. in some cases even to -70dBm which is a lot. Did you try to play with the "Reducing USB 3.0 interference" option in the firmware? Mine is enabled by default buy I wonder if there are some side...

unfortunately I need both.. I forced the channel width to 20 MHz in the GUI and it went a lot better (even if it was already at 20 MHz but in 20/40 MHz settings). Problem is that then I forced it to 40 MHz and it still ran fine. Then back to 20/40 and still fine. Doesn't seem to be anything...

I'm seeing some frequent disconnects of the 2.4GHz, i.e. 1 every 30-90 seconds. Stats: Channel 1 Width: 20MHz SNR: ~25-30dB average Signal: ~ -35dBm average Mode b/g/n Basic rates 1,2,5.5,11 Mbps Other networks: -Channel 6 (20 MHz) -Channel 11 (2 networks, 20 MHz) no bluetooth, microwave...

Working fine so far thanks. I'm also recompiling this for source and playing around with the web interface, just for the fun of it. When I "make" do I need to "clean" the project each time (takes forever!) or can I just clean the www module? Without any "clean" at all some files appear not to...

no change unfortunately. Looks like there is something wrong with netatalk. Can I disable the module so it is not compiled? If yes, what's the cleanest way of doing it? I don't need compatibility with Macs What system are you using for compiling the code? EDIT: Also testing with Ubuntu 14.04...

Hi, If I don't switch to source I can't "make". It seems it only contains "src" while the older folders contain the makefiles. root@ubuntu:~/asuswrt-merlin/release/src-rt-7.x.main# ls src root@ubuntu:~/asuswrt-merlin/release/src-rt-7.x.main# make rt-ac3200 make: *** No rule to make target...

Thanks RMerlin, that helped. I'm running root@debian:~/asuswrt-merlin/release/src-rt-7.x.main/src# make rt-ac3200 but unfortunately I still can't compile. It keeps crashing at netatalk, see below. I'm running from a fresh install of Debian following the instruction on Git. The DB headers are...

Hi sorry for the simple question but is there any thread specifically for building the latest source? I have already cloned the repo (3 times!) and followed the instructions here (https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin/wiki/Compile-Firmware-from-source-using-Ubuntu) but they seem to stop at...