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  1. alfredog1976

    Static arp after reboot

    just make sure you have the correct mac and ip address of the device you want to persist in that arp -s line. You should also reboot your router and run arp -a to see your device in the arp table, which will mean the change you made works.
  2. alfredog1976

    Static arp after reboot

    "cd etc", then "cd init.d", then "vi S50downloadmaster"
  3. alfredog1976

    Static arp after reboot

    Should look like this:
  4. alfredog1976

    Static arp after reboot

    When you are in /tmp/mnt/[myusbdrivename]/asusware.arm, type ls <enter> . What shows up? "etc" should be one of the directories in there. If not, not sure what could be going on. If you updated to latest firmware, it's possible ASUS moved the location.
  5. alfredog1976

    Static arp after reboot

    I've seen that occur in other Linux distributions when you unmount/re-mount a USB device. Not sure if that is exactly what is going on here.
  6. alfredog1976

    Static arp after reboot

    So I just upgraded to the latest firmware (3.0.0.4.382.50702) since I've been having router reboot issues and it seems like the arp command not running has more to do with the version of Download Master. Updating to the latest version (3.1.0.104) resulted in losing my arp command from...
  7. alfredog1976

    Static arp after reboot

    I have 2 ASUS routers (the RT-AC66U and the RT-AC87U) and they both set the static arps fine after reboot. The RT-AC66U has firmware version: 3.0.04.380_3831. There appears to be a newer firmware, but I really don't need to upgrade. The ":wq" command is simply a vi command that writes your...
  8. alfredog1976

    Static arp after reboot

    This doesn't appear to work anymore with latest firmware. Workaround for me was: while in /opt directory, type "cd /etc/init.d". There's 2 scripts in there for me, you could probably use either, I chose S50downloadmaster Make a backup of the script somewhere, then use vi instructions mentioned...
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