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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 388.2 is now available for select models

    Do you have any Sonos speakers by any chance? I've had lot of issues with topology changes and STP with them.
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    Configuration advice when using Bell Pure Fibre

    After configuring PPoE passthrough, you'll see two WAN IPs under Internet Status: the first one your public IP and the second one the Home Hub's IP. It seems to work, but if it bothers you as it bothered me, uncheck Enable VPN + DHCP Connection under the WAN settings. Then you will lose access...
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    Adding an AIMesh Node - why is this so hard?!?

    Make sure Ethernet Backhaul Mode if disabled on AiMesh | System Settings:
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    Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]

    Yes, that's because /var is on tmpfs as well. Run this command df -h | grep -Ew 'tmpfs|Filesystem' and you'll see something like this: Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on tmpfs 206.0M 336.0K 205.7M 0% /var tmpfs 206.0M...
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    Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]

    TMPFS is on RAM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tmpfs
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    Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]

    Weird indeed. I don't why then.
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    Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]

    There's one record for each wireless device connected to your router and nodes. I counted 20 devices connected to the router, 8 connected to one node and 6 connected to the other node. I guess it adds to the table a snapshot of all devices every minute, so you'll have x new records every minute...
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    Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]

    Run top and then press the "S" key twice to sort by RSS. Check the memory usage of networkmap and then press the "Q" key to quit.
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    Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]

    What's in stainfo? Could you run these and post the results, please? sqlite3 /tmp/.diag/stainfo.db .schema sqlite3 /tmp/.diag/stainfo.db 'select * from DATA_INFO'
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    Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]

    I don't know exactly, because I've stopped conn_diag when wifi_detect.db got to 4MB (the screenshot you mentioned). But, before I had found out about /tmp/.diag, my /tmp reached 26.4M, as you can see here. Unfortunatelly, I rebooted the router before checking the contents of /tmp/.diag, as I...
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    Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]

    Nice approach, I'll do the same. Thxs!
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    Out of Memory Errors 388.1 / No space left on device [SOLUTIONS]

    Files didn't stop increasing. After 4 days 6 hour(s) 35 minute(s) of Uptime this is what I got under /tmp/.diag: ???@router:/jffs/scripts# ls -1lSA /tmp/.diag -rw-rw-rw- 1 4792320 Jan 27 22:11 wifi_detect.db -rw-rw-rw- 1 2785280 Jan 27 22:11 eth_detect.db -rw-rw-rw- 1 720896 Jan...
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    Adding an AIMesh Node - why is this so hard?!?

    Just one more thing that just occurred to me: 4.5) If your node had previously been added to the router and appears as disconnected on the AiMesh tab, remove the node
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    Adding an AIMesh Node - why is this so hard?!?

    Probably not. Just to be clear and find out exactly where you are having issues: 1) Disconnect all ETH cables from the node 2) Reset the node: a) turn the node off; b) press and hold WPS button; c) turn node on; d) wait until the power led starts flashing (around 25 seconds on my nodes); e)...
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    Adding an AIMesh Node - why is this so hard?!?

    Are you connecting to the right SSID? You have to connect to the router's SSID, not the node's. BTW, shouldn't it be 192.168.50.1 after a reset? Have you tried it wired instead?
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