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Everything working great here with SCMerlin loaded. no issues what so ever

Flashed the latest alpha and it appears to have corrected the errors I was seeing in the log. Thanks @RMerlin

Thanks Rmerlin. Everything else appears to be running fine, so won't concern myself with it for now.

Seeing the following entries constantly repeating in the log after update. The only thing installed is scMerlin and Entware, IPV4 only. Any ideas on what these entries are referring too? Dec 17 14:19:19 rc_service: watchdog 445:notify_rc start_cfgsync Dec 17 14:19:19 rc_service: waitting...

I have it working OK here using the following rules: 192.168.2.0/25 all Primary WAN 192.168.2.128/27 all Secondary WAN I then assign IP's that I want on the Secondary WAN to the higher IP Range. Been working here for a while. The only issue I have is with failover if one...

Check your process, disconnect USB drives. Have the same router here and updated with no issues what so ever.

Doesn't appear to reflect dual wan connections though. Probably an ASUS issue (I haven't looked yet), but noticed I can only test the default uplink with no options to change it.

How about a 6/0.5? Might as well jump ALL the way into the Gutter...

Signature version 2.170 Updated : 2020/04/01 22:09 Just tried to run the manual update and got: Signature update failed

Under the SAMBA tab, did you give the appropriate user(s) access to the shares? Sounds like a security setting issue to me. If you use ftp, then you'll also need to configure the security under that tab as well.

Thanks RMerlin. A fresh reboot did clean it up in the log so it shows the normal: May 5 01:05:04 kernel: _ Reboot message ... _______________________________________________________ May 5 01:05:04 kernel: <4>dhd_detach(): thread:dhd_watchdog_thread:80 t�U�nated OK May 5 01:05:04 kernel...

Last 7 Days Above, the past 7 days, center graph is labeled "Jitter" but the index (little green box) says ping.

FYI, just updated over 384.11 (RT-AC3100) and noticed the following in my log: May 5 01:05:04 kernel: _ Reboot message ... _______________________________________________________ May 5 01:05:04 kernel: <3>SQUASHFS error: Unable to read fragment cache�U�ry [b4c56] May 5 01:05:04 kernel...

This is also true for the AC3100 for Adaptive QOS. Won't save, and won't accept decimal (.30) input for upload bandwidth.

Just noticed an issue in the latest alpha on the AC3100. Have a 6/.5 ADSL connection here, and while toying with the Adaptive QOS, I found that you can no longer use decimal format for Manual Upload/Download bandwidth. Error says "Please enter a value between 1 to 9999999999". Flashed back to...