Recent content by rlj2

I just enabled MLO, and MLO Fronthaul on clients. Adding mesh nodes can be a pain, Think each node took 4-5 times before finally connecting, even wired. Not sure I understand your speed question, but on the router speedtest Im around 1200/1100/Mpbs, 25ms ping. On the wifi 7 PC, Im around...

I believe the only wifi7 device at the moment are a tp-link pcie card in a PC, and a iphone

Tried that also quite a few times, didnt work on the be86.. I have 4 other asus routers that works fine on.

This router has mostly default settings, running firmware 3.0.0.6.102_39112-g7a02961_1472-g67069_BB0B , soon as I enable mlo, and mlo fronthaul it goes into boot loop. I couldn't get it to factory reset with the button (tried 10 times). Was able to login just long enough between boots to...

Sometimes I will use this little script to make a client go through Wan1 for gaming, but It uses the Wan0 ipv6 address, and traffic still goes through Wan0. Been trying to google, is there anyway to disable ipv6 on that client when its switched? #!/opt/bin/bash if [[ "$1" == "on" ]]; then...

Its a known issue connecting aimesh nodes can be a pain with asus-merlin (nobody really knows why as Rmerlin doesnt touch that code as its closed source). Usually wired will work, even then sometimes it takes a few trys

I dont really run it now with my starlink, other then to help for the install/port process.

I did a new install again this morning, worked fine (besides the qos-start thing). So not sure why he is getting sh/bash errors

Responded to github, apparently not, and for some reason I had it installed. So missed the requirement. But his syntax error seems to be from the older versions before bash(shebang) was fixed.

sure you have the latest cake-autorate stuff?

@Lynx Im not sure what the autolog rotate error could be. When me and Rany was working on this on IRC, Most was figured out, he was making a entware init.d script to install. Then he went quiet.

@Kingp1n they are basically just working on the install script to be asuswrt/openwrt compatible. You can still try autorate with https://github.com/LiveWire1968/Asus-cake-autorate

@Lynx github is wanting a device verification for me to login, but im not getting the email.. So ill post to here for now. setup.sh needs the shebang to point to /opt/bin/bash, asuswrt sh is not showing any output with printf in the script The script then says jsonfilter and uclient-fetch are...

i just looked again, it will not start from services-start for some reason. post-mount maybe?

you need to run these commands with ssh (putty).. opkg install bash opkg install iputils-ping opkg install fping opkg install git opkg install git-http git clone https://github.com/LiveWire1968/Asus-cake-autorate.git cd Asus-cake-autorate, chmod +x * cp * /jffs/scripts echo...