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yesterday my my router had Problems, so I setup again entware, with a new flash drive plug in USB 2.0 port, it works at first time, as I remember, when flash drive plug in USB 3.0 port it need 2 times to get entware setup script working

since it works at 2th , I installed lot of app running already so I can't reproduce it, but I will do it if I reset my router next time. btw, thank you for help!

it failed in first run then works after retry

tested, works fine.. thank you!

dear rmerlin, is this ok? services-start nat-start

including the "modprobe xt_set.ko" line too?

hmm, so put these in "firewall-start" ? including the "modprobe xt_set.ko" line too? for example can i do below? firewall-start

thanks, can i execute below script first? seemed it does'nt depends on entware.

i have a usb flash disk plug in my asus ac 1900p，the services-start i wote andas below： #!/bin/sh sleep 20 modprobe xt_set.ko ipset -N setgoogle iphash iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -m set --match-set setgoogle dst -j REDIRECT --to-port 8080 /opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung start

I see, thank you ColinTaylor!

do you know how to let merlin supporting "fstrim" command? i would like to use fstrim via cron job

btw i did another test with "reducing USB 3.0 interference" disabled. plug my usb disk in to ac1900p's USB 3.0 port. use my notebook's Intel N 7265 wifi(2.4G only) , I got 13MB/s when copy a big file from the router usb 3.0 disk to my notebook.

I tested the reducing USB 3.0 interference with my Asus ac1900p today. With this option enabled and download 2GB file from router's USB 3.0 flash disk to my iphone 7(5G band), got 25MB/s With this option disabled, and do same test again, got 45MB/s , and I am browsing web with my notebook's...

but router mount my usb flash disk automatically, how can i use the -o discard param?

and i saw this topic: "In order to optimize the performance of the SSD, I strongly advise you to avoid doing the TRIM operation in real time (whenever a file is deleted) because you would be putting an unnecessary extra amount of work over the SSD. In other words: You should not enable the...