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Looks like a defective nvram chip. Look into that thread: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/r7800-will-no-longer-save-settings-after-reboot.62773/page-14

Thank you Voxel.

You could try disabling DHCP client on the settings and add something like this in a crontab (easier if you use @kamoj Add'On): 3 * * * * /sbin/udhcpc -q -n -i brwan >/dev/null 2>&1 You would need to adjust the cron time settings to be under your ISP's lease time (check your log to see how...

Ah! I had a similar problem, not sure if it is the same though. In my case, my ISP of the time had 5 minutes DHCP leases, and a DHCP client is supposed to renew at half lease (to prevent any cuts), but for some reason, the default DHCP client in R7800 was only renewing at the end of the lease...

We need more details to be able to help ;) Your router is the DHCP client of your ISP and you lose internet at each renewals? IPv4 or IPv6? Lease duration (5 minutes, 1 hour, other)? What is your log showing?

For routing purposes, no need to upgrade, the R7800 is more than enough for 500/10 speeds (it rocks for symmetrical 1Gb speed). For WiFi, same thing, it is enough for your internet bandwidth, and unless you have very specific huge intra LAN bandwidth needs (above 600/700 Mbps) and/or a really...

Here is one way : Put your script for example at the root of the optware disk (or anywhere you want). Then add a line at the end of /tmp/mnt/sda1/autorun/scripts/post-mount.sh to run your script (with the full path to your script): # Start custom script [ -x /tmp/mnt/sda1/myscript.sh ] &&...

Hello :) Do you mean in /opt/etc/init.d/? 1) Check that you have /tmp/mnt/sda1/autorun/scripts/post-mount.sh on you optware disk, with this inside: # Start optware services if /opt is linked if [ -x /opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung ]; then # Start optware services /opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung...

I am on latest Voxel's firmware (v. 1.0.2.112SF), and it can definitely do better than what you experienced: root@HERMES:/tmp/mnt/sda1$ hdparm -Tt /dev/sda1 /dev/sda1: Timing cached reads: 3056 MB in 2.00 seconds =1529.94 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 324 MB in 3.00 seconds =107.90...

opkg install findutils ;)

Hello, Yes, this would work for you. To monitor the traffic, it depends on what you want to analyze; you could use Suricata, Wireshark…

Not sure why it is greyed out for you! This is what I have: Basic: Advanced:

You are rude and bitter Mister. The @Voxel's firmwares are a one man, voluntary, non-profit operation. You are totally entitled to your opinions though, and thank you for sharing them here :) Than being said, I believe you are not fully understanding what these custom firmwares are about. It...

Never be embarrassed to learn :)

You need to remove these 2 lines: CODE=bash And /CODE And the brackets around them. These are not part of the script, but tags put by the forum to display some text lines as code.