Recent content by KevTech

Try what it is this post about enabling runner and flow cache. https://www.snbforums.com/threads/ax86u-disable-runner-but-not-flow-cache.69078/post-649234

ISP can still see your traffic even though you use dnssec. Only way to hide traffic from ISP is VPN and Tor.

The point I was making is the GPL of some kind comes from Asus. Without it this project would be dead or non-existent. Just like I was getting a GPL for XT12 even though it is not posted on Asus support for XT12.

Where did you think he gets the files from? Sometimes he is waiting for Asus to release a new GPL.

GPL is on the Asus page for the model. Then you just include/exclude what you want in the firmware before compiling. It is what even Eric first used back in 2012 for the RT-N66U. Normally found on "Driver & Tools" then select "Others" for OS.

So you were just using Merlins? I only use Asus GPL so there are no betas or alphas to deal with.

I have been compiling my own firmware since 2012 starting with the RT-N66U.

Anyone could do it with the GPL from Asus for their model then untick aicloud before compiling.

Mine is 1000/100 as we have mid-split.

Does not change the fact it is a crap modem compared to just about any Broadcom based modem. I have disassembled the coda56 as well as other modems and could not believe how cheap the components inside the coda56 are. No wonder it has such a low price. Coda56 has deteriorating fabric heat sink...

No I mean the same test with different modems. Depending on the modem I have seen some go down to C while others get A or B. All on the same testing site, speed tier, PC and router with the only device difference being the modem. All comes down to what is inside like CPU and other components...

No QoS, no bandwidth limiter But I do own a top of the line cable modem (CM3000). I have personally tested many cable modems and just a modem with better components inside can make a difference in bufferbloat. Plus my ISP is now using LLD.

Last thing in the log is related to spdMerlin add-on. Are you using automatic QoS? If so set it manually as that has been known to cause crashes. https://www.snbforums.com/threads/spdmerlin-causes-router-to-reboot.84944/

Unless you have super slow internet speed there is no reason to use QoS. And if they are that slow you wasted your money buying a multi gig router.

Merlin changed many of the defaults for NAT passthrough to disabled. Here is stock defaults for reference.