Recent content by mlippold

Dirty upgrade from beta 3 on an RT-AX88U with 2 hardwired AI-Mesh nodes with no issues noticed.

I just upgraded my RT-AX88U about 2 hours ago with Alpha 3 from Alpha 2 and it updated just fine. It certainly sounds like you've installed this before so ignore this if you already know it: Make sure you are unzipping it into a folder first and then pointing the update at the...

Merlin lost his magical powers briefly. He's been training with Harry Potter and seems to be at about half power again. Once Harry has time to completely finish his spell scribing and passes that on to Merlin I'm sure we'll have new releases again.

I feel infinitely dumber after reading this thread.

Looks fine on my AX88U. You may want to force refresh your browser in case there were changes to CSS that is cached.

Updated to alpha dirty with no issues seen thus far. My entropy was all over the place (down as low as 1050 a few minutes after reboot) but this was the high: admin@RT-AX88U-B690:/tmp/home/root# cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail 2482

Have you ever done code development before? You *constantly* test your code during the development process.

As you've shown on your account - The signature information is a good place to put that "context" so that people know what features (beyond plain vanilla) they are running. I personally run piholes with unbound so I put all of my "extra stuff" on those rather than my routers. I am guilty...

386.3 beta1 to 386.3 beta2 dirty - No issues yet after a few hours.

Dirty upgrade from 386.2_6 with no issues seen.

No clue if this is the problem but I recall some issues in the past that needed to have your browser cache cleared. Try clearing your browser cache and then try to connect with a fresh browser.

Dirty upgrade from 386.2_2 to 386.2_4 on a RT-AX88U - working nicely.

Updated RT-AC5300 .15 to .16 dirty - No issues so far.

The "Set AP Isolated" is in the Wireless -> Professional area (with drop downs for each band).

If you/others can't figure it out you may want to just consider connecting it via Ethernet. You'd benefit by it always being available during wireless restarts, channel changes, lower latency (not by much, but it is something) etc... I can't say enough good things about setting up Unbound on...