Recent content by sfortis

thanks for this @ttgapers ! It helped me understood cake qos a little bit more and got a perfect bufferbloat test . https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat?test-id=0f9e5cf2-5c1a-4a79-8999-74464c13087b

For me, putting the stick to USB2 port made my router 100% stable again. No crashes, no web interface issues, nothing. Dont know why, logs didn't reveal any info. Post an update after doing this nuclear reset process...

Same issue with web login and just discoverd what "nvram show" just do nothing, so i found this thread which describes exactly the same problem! is the backup/format jffs/restore a permanent or temporary solution? is this by any chance a hardware issue?

update / fyi: all problems resolved when moving usb stick from usb3 to usb2 port. Seems like usb3 implementation got some issues!

my router demonstrates this behaviour almost in daily basis. log looks like: Mar 7 06:59:53 kernel: DROP IN=ppp0 OUT= MAC= SRC=3.127.127.75 DST=94.65.243.104 LEN=48 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=52 ID=3973 DF PROTO=UDP SPT=320 99 DPT=12753 LEN=28 MARK=0x8000000 Mar 7 06:59:56 kernel: DROP IN=ppp0...

Same issue with with 386.3_2 on my AC86U. Router is getting an ip (pppoe) and after a few seconds is going to status "disconnected". Rolled back to 386_3 and problem is gone.

im using merlin for years, never noticed the donation button on your page (maybe should be on the top!) donated (and ill do this again) so you can continue your great job! thank you for your efforts!

im living in Athens,GR so its a bit warmer than UK :) my room temperature is around 26 C but the poor AC56U with diversion, skynet and freshjr_qos is constantly hitting >90c ps. yes, i was tempted to overclock this thing now (which now features an active cooling system, lol) but it seems that...

summer just arrived, router is going hot again! cpu was 95+ and throttling was obvious causing 1 core temporary decommissioning. another quick, non-destructuve fan mod brought temps down to safe level :)

thank u! fortunately it was an SSH glitch and a power cycle did the job. (@ColinTaylor you were right!) thanks everyone for reminding me to close the WAN https access and change the admin default username.

just stupid curiosity!

This guy is probably right :) Although i've changed the HTTPS to a non-common port, giving my less chances to be hacked. But in any case, i totally agree.

i'll see in a few hours. i'm very curious! ps.jumped on the forums just to post my experience and post an alert that a potential attack is currently in progress.

30minutes ago...AC56U with 389.6 firmware. SSH was NOT accessible on WAN HTTPS web interface WAS accessible from WAN but on 8443 port. short timeline: @ 8.00am tried the android Asus router app. i've entered the credentials but i was unable to logon. I was about the left for work so i didnt...

yeap, i see, makes sense. bwdpi_conntrack function is missing on older firmwares. In any case, having your customizations on webUI is more than enough! so two small suggestions: 1. you can totally remove the conntrack table UI component when firmware is <384.9 2. appdb search function is very...