They are all just several iphones, samsung phones, and a few ipads. All recent models within 3 years or so. Now that I've been on stock, it has still been restarting so ugh... Might have to warranty it and get a replacement.
I've tried every version from before and after that version. It's been happening since that one version and has not stopped no matter what I do. Right now I've gone back to Asus stock and seeing if it persists.
I have, I did resets after upgrades and manually set them back again. They are all recommended settings, nothing special about the settings I use. The original cause was a kernel panic that still has no root cause.
All my devices are either phones or computers, no IOT devices and no public IP to access any of them. My ISP does not provide public IPs so local network CCTVs etc cannot be accessed from WAN. This kernel panic issue has been happening since Feb 2022...
I don't use either of them at all and haven't for months. I have factory reset and flashed latest firmware when they are available and the issue still occurs. Both QoS are not installed, and I do not even use any QoS at all right now. Right now I'm completely stock firmware and just waiting...
I did on my old config but I have not used it after a couple weeks. I just tried to uninstall it and it says it's not installed so unfortunately it is not caused by FlexQoS ): I don't even use any form of QoS and haven't for a long while. Do addons even survive a factory reset? I tried both...
My RT-AX86U is still randomly rebooting with this new firmware. After suffering with it for over a year I decided to just do a factory reset and reconfigure everything, hoping that maybe a stray setting somewhere was causing it but it wasn't. Flashed this version, factory reset and manually...
This has been a known issue for many months for many many people who upgraded to 386.7_2 it manifests as random reboots that leave no system log as to what happened unless you output the log to a server where it shows a kernel panic crashes the router and restarts.