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Looks like new broadcom drivers for the AX58U might have been released as part of 386.4 https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.ng/commit/c9d2bb4d485ce869fbbd0c93102ccb0e9fd85f18 If those with previous crashes upgrade and find the issue resolved please let us know.

Yup. Still waiting for fixes. Earlier in the thread the version this problem started with was isolated and relates to newer/unstable Broadcom drivers (binaries that are not part of the open source project). I went back to 384.19 since 386 is not stable at this point and no new binaries have...

I can get it to crash without any guest network running unfortunately. Thanks.

Another crash within 1 day of pulling a few features out of full buildout I did testing the difference between using guest network 1 and guest network 2. I could go back to my minimal config and keep building it up week by week until I find something but there have been no comments from the dev...

I would be stable given I have done that. I also have 2 of these routers and it happens on either one I use :) This is the testing I had done weeks ago with a minimal setup that could crash it. Each build was a complete wipe and rebuild. + means stable for 7 days, - means crashed before 7...

Here are my notes so far on what crashes it and what does not: All tests were using 396_3.2. Each week I added a bit more... Week 1: (stable 7 days) ---------------- lan:lan ip -ip address: 192.168.0.1 administration:system -router login name: [admin username] -new password: [new password]...

As a long shot, I just put my whole configuration back on the latest stable build, and moved my guest network from guest network 1 to guest network 2 using a complete rebuild form the ground up again. Unfortunately, it still crashed with "Process bcmsw_rx (pid: 239, stack limit = 0xd77a8210)"...

I have never enabled IPv6 on my configurations but I have used guest network 1. For the past 3? weeks I have slowly been building up my router (feature by feature) to see what might crash it on the latest build since I had previously identified the problems starting with build 386.2_6 (where...

Thanks for the data point. I am running some tests now to try to isolate the cause (whether it be router feature or client pattern). What features would you change from a stock reset of the RT-AX58U (ie. channels from auto->specific?, guest network(s)?, jffs scripts runnable?, etc?). Also, do...

If you make it to 7 days I would be interested in a list of changes to defaults and whether that same configuration fails on the latest stable build.

Agreed on most of the points above. I did not notice it for a while because the crash would happen overnight a lot. But when it started crashing in the middle of business meetings I started to get more serious figuring out what was going on. I truly believe it is the Broadcom driver update in...

OK. I will forgo running scripts and just check it every 24 hours to see what happened if I don't notice the reboot during daily use.

The next test I will preform this weekend will basically be to use the latest stable 386 build (I don't want to introduce any problems by using the alpha) with the following configuration: Full WPS reset as per @L&LD lan:lan ip ip address: 192.168.0.1 administration:system router login name...

Totally :) I started by focussing on what changed when the testing showed the instability started https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.ng/compare/386.2_4...386.2_6. Time to go further down the rabbit hole when time permits me.

I will definitely try to to minimize my setup even more but at some point I don't see the point of using the router if I can't take advantage of basic features like DNS and Guest networks. Since all these features (and more) worked quite well in older builds I am not sure how my router is "not...