Recent content by denis

That means I have all devices connected wireless. Considering your question I'm advising you against fiddle with OpenWRT. Stick with the original firmware. No offence.

Got no advice for that. Never used as an AP on OpenWRT or Asus firmware. As regarding slow and unresponsive pages looks like happens only on wi-fi. I'm using it as wi-fi only lan connections.

Have tryout OpenWRT on it. Menu of the interface is kind of confusing. There is a curve learning but with the help of Google managed to set it the way I want. My only complaint was about the Samba. Cannot make it work properly on all devices specially Mac. If you can live without or îs not an...

No,is a buggy firmware Asus never acknowledged that is faulty. I'm using the router at the moment with a very early firmware. (3.0.0.4.388_31374-g617d05c) Is rock steady running without issue for a month. Still have that log entry: ( kernel: 7986@C12L1rax0,Peer_Vendor_Spec_Action() 806...

It is openwrt the compiler only. Got it.Thank you for the information.

Then how can you explain this from booting log? May 5 06:05:11 kernel: Linux version 5.4.246 (root@asus) (gcc version 8.4.0 (OpenWrt GCC 8.4.0 r0-db7dd77)) #1 SMP Thu Oct 16 19:03:33 CST 2025 May 5 06:05:11 kernel: Kernel command line: root_rfs=0x33e6f8 rootfstype=squashfs ubi.mtd=UBI_DEV...

The problem is related to Asus firmware only. Have tested with OpenWRT latest firmware and the router is running as it should no issue whatsoever. Therfore by contacting Asus and received a generic reply how to reset and start over I have decided to return the product due to not fit for purpose...

If you don't have the error If you don't have the error did you mind share the wan connection here. I mean at the moment my router is connected through the ISP router wich is connected through ONT modem on the FTTP on BT Broadband. I am getting error even I connect Asus router straight out of...

I don't think that they are related but again they should not be there to my humble opinion.

Sorry for late response. Frame lenght check error: In Networking (Physical Layer) What it is: The sender calculates a checksum (FCS/CRC) for the frame's data and adds it; the receiver recalculates and compares. If they don't match, the frame is corrupted. Causes: Physical issues like bad cables...

As my previous post the frame lean check error is happening whenever wan interface is connected. The reality is that something is going wrong with this firmware. Most of people that have it got same issues with slowing down. Have contacted Asus through router interface send them log with error...

If this is the original thread followed by Asus employees they should look into the matter. The firmware is of unacceptable quality. It cannot be used over wifi. Is that much slow. And is not opening pages. At the moment I'm using openwrt. I'm seriously thinking of returning the router. Bought...