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  1. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

    No output to console for the first command. Second command returned nvram clkfreq=1200,800
  2. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

    murshid@Qutb:/tmp/home/root# nvram show | grep "clk" |hexdump -C -sh: hexdump: not found murshid@Qutb:/tmp/home/root# nvram show | grep -n "clk" size: 58287 bytes (7249 left) 1713:clkfreq=1250,850 1846:nvram clkfreq=1200,800
  3. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

    The bogus entry is "nvram clkfreq = 1200,800" Unsetting clkfreq doesn't remove it.
  4. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

    clkfreq=1250,850 nvram clkfreq=1200,800
  5. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

    Thx! BogoMIPS/2 is 797.9... so setting the variable isn't doing anything.
  6. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

    I think I tried all of these. Embedded the setting in quotes: no joy. Escaping the space with a whack: no joy. Used both unset and set to nul. No joy.
  7. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

    Also tried nvram set nvram clkfreq=""
  8. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

  9. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

    No. Tried that already.
  10. hafizullah

    Deleting bogus nvram setting

    ASUSWRT-Merlin RT-AC68U 386.3_2 I overclock this router with clkfreq=1250,850 and there's no problems except that I auto-reboot it every Sunday and the setting doesn't hold. Haven't been able to figure out how to script this, so I just telnet into the unit and issue the command to set clkfreq...
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