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The lawsuit suit seeks no monetary damages, but instead seeks access to the technical information (specifically, the plaintiff is asking for the technical information via “specific performance” rather than “damages”). All companies big and small who founded their empires on free software and do...

out of curiosity what is the technical, or speculative, reason for this ? I do not have an AX68U.

Asus really needed at minimum (2) 2.5Gb ports for WAN and LAN. It's kind of silly. Manufacturers including Asus offering motherboards with 2.5Gb, along with Gigabyte, Comcast, Netgear, and multiple ISPs....and then makes a router with only a single 2.5 port. There are $400+ routers out there...

you have to look at wifi traffic around you - there are some great free tools online for your pc/phone/tablet. Also if you live near an airport or satellite tracking station you might see channel hopping. And you can also set your channel manually with 20/40/80 (instead of 40/80 in the picture)...

You're asking a lot from the limited resources of the AC68U (or any router) considering the background tasks from Plex. You can do it, yes, but it's probably the least effecient way of running a Plex server. You should probably solve why the HDD keeps disconnecting from the Shield, it may end...

So, I'm trying to understand the use case for the 2.5GbE port with your ISP. If the ISP modem has only (1) 2.5GbE port, and this router has only (1) 2.5GbE port, then how can you use it ? In other words the modem WAN plugs into this router's WAN and then you have no 2.5GbE ports left to go to...

is 2.5GbE the WAN or LAN port ?

https://linuxconfig.org/introduction-to-the-linux-kernel-log-levels

thank you for adding subtitles and 4K- nice clean and clear video. I forgot what things looked like before Merlin, it has been that long - was there anything you missed (like nice to have) between Merlin and stock Asus ? You did not show any negatives about this router, so what is your...

via arstechnica: didn't occur to me until I saw this mentioned below the article. In the strictest technical legal sense, your kids and nephews/nieces under 13 yrs this Christmas are going to be hopping mad about this. Unless you create a dummy account for them. And you have to monitor it...

it's okay. go for it, but 19 has a special step (JFFS) so please see/understand the OP before you begin https://www.snbforums.com/threads/release-asuswrt-merlin-384-19-is-now-available.65801/

same. if Merlin has it I would get one

F in the chat j/k

just found dark mode and came here to thank you

JFFS problem should no longer occur in the next version but nothing from Asus is 100% every time. you seem worried so I can assure you on every release Merlin will indicate any/all relevant info in the opening post, without fail, going on years now. So, if something about a release needs extra...