Recent content by KAD

that's correct but both syslogd and klogd should be killed then restarted

why not just restart syslogd and point it to a thumbdrive same for klogd klogd should capture most of the kernel messages, but not those that cause the crash, if it's crashed, it's not going to log anything edit: collin beat me to it, but why not add klogd as well since he wants kernel messages

yeah, create the scripts that you want to use

that's right, you mentioned that before I'm interested to see if asus does anything with that and if they choose to backport any of it to older devices

is it possible on this device? I don't know. I don't have one to test with I can tell you for sure, than unless you modify my script, the script will not work on this device the script assumes the ports are 1 2 3 4 8t but your device is 1 2 3 5 8t I suspect LACP might work on ports 1 &...

First thing I notice, my god there's a lot of vlan's on this device ok next see normal 1: vlan1: 1 2 3 5 8t 2: vlan2: 0 8t but after running script 1: vlan1: 3 4 8t 2: vlan2: 0 8t 3: vlan3: 1 8t 4: vlan4: 2 8t But it probably should be 1: vlan1: 3 5 8t 2: vlan2: 0 8t 3...

it could be something to due with which ports are tagged, and which are not, etc ... of with the Quantenna piece of the puzzle, this might not be easy I'd still recommend running robocfg show so at least you have part of the picture then maybe RMerlin knows how to find the quantenna bits...

yeah, I created the script for AC66U mips might be a good idea to reboot, and leave the ports untouched then run robocfg show that way you can see how the router is set up to begin with

yeah, must be a limitation of busybox version of wget full version of wget does support https I agree curl from entware is probably your best bet

yes this can be done, via entware and ifenslave but the script I wrote does not use them instead it uses the sysfs driver

what are you talking about telnet/ssh is available on this build

my point was/is you are confusing 2 different things WAN speed - connection from your ISP Wireless speed - your internal network to test WAN speed you need to use a computer that is hardwired to your router -- then open your internet browser and go to speedtest.net -- or other...

your configuration above would actually give the vlan full access to your network so not what you are looking for I would recommend checking out this thread http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=14983

what do you mean by "full 50mbps" wireless N x 2 = 300 mbps max N x 3 = 450 mbps max AC .... you get the point so what is the 50 mbps come from is that the speed your isp is supposed to provide if yes, that has nothing to do with your wireless connection that would be WAN...

ssh service port "5622" why did you change the service port? default port for ssh is "22" it is possible to use custom port but then you specify what port to connect on when you attempt to connect example ssh [email protected]:5922