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    What is "asd" process?

    Thank you for the instruction, it is helpful. Anyway, I would rather make a script named asd with a 'sleep 99999999999999' inside, as my trust in any precompiled asus asd binary is now close to 0.
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    What is "asd" process?

    I wonder if this rm -fr feature apply to stock asus fw, or asus dev students does not fully trust 3rd party mods. Was looking on asd binary and there is merlin mentioned just a single line below 'rm -rf'. By the way, it seems it can also delete whole directory.
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    What is "asd" process?

    And unfortunately I do confirm this. Everything matching the following patterns have been removed from NAS mounted to /tmp/mnt/ /usr/bin/find /tmp -iname .config_read* /usr/bin/find /tmp -iname cpd* /usr/bin/find /tmp -iname crrt* /usr/bin/find /tmp -iname crt* There are also other scans on...
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.9 is now available for AC models

    Before doing a factory reset you may want to try get rid of empty variables in NVRAM: for line in `nvram show | grep ^[^=]*=$ `; do var=${line%*=}; nvram unset $var; done; nvram commit It is always good to perform NVRAM dump/backup before in case the script does not work as expected in your env.
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    What is "asd" process?

    You are not alone. I've just updated to 386.9 on my RT-AC68U and this /usr/bin/find /tmp -iname crrt* drives me crazy. I've got NAS shares mounted under /tmp/mnt folder and it is searching for crrt* 10h now (it was looking for .config* earlier). This is something new in 386.9 as on previous fw...
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