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concrete housing why would it? its a 100v-240v switching adapter Router only ever see's the DC 19v output

just stick with a flash stick or hdd these routers don't have trim enabled by default,

You have to flash 3.0.0.4.386.45898 before you can move on to later versions if coming from 384 or prior versoins of 386, these released Octoberish 2021, so look for a Merlin version corresponding to this time period, 386.4, perhaps. Alternatively, use recovery mode.

WRONG. Every device within the network must provide ipv4 and 6 services up the entire connectivity chain in order for them to work, if you disable IPV6 at any point in the chain, you no longer get ipv6 connectivity beyond that point. Asus treats IPV6 "Disabled" as "Disabled", meaning no...

Tech9 is incorrect, with Asus WRT based devices (and many non asus WRT based ones), neither lan or link local ipv6 is available on devices attached to the router configured as AP, wirelessly or wired, nor the downstream devices on a Media bridge because ipv6 services are fully turned off in...

append /Advanced_IPv6_Content.asp to the media bridges ip <http://192.168.xxx.xxx/Advanced_IPv6_Content.asp> and switch ipv6 to either passthrough or native, it doesn't seem to matter which, i think both are passthrough actually in mediabridge mode as the bridge doesn't end up with a ipv6...

and its still in the top 10 search results for the query "asus bridge ipv6" (as a sub result), and is still an issue today on hardware now, why create a new thread. infact i'll update the other result just to spite you.

append /Advanced_IPv6_Content.asp to the media bridges ip <http://192.168.xxx.xxx/Advanced_IPv6_Content.asp> and switch ipv6 to either passthrough or native, it doesn't seem to matter which, i think both are passthrough actually in mediabridge mode as the bridge doesn't end up with a ipv6...

just to nitpick, emmc IS nand, its just set behind a managed controller

on the MerlinAU user asp page, the firmware check button never finds an update if "Enable Automatic F/W Update Checks" is turned off. Manual update check by ssh finds the new firmware and offers to install it as usual.

didn't ask.

WAN does not act as a LAN port in the sense you can connect a down stream device to it, you should be able to connect the LAN4 to the router and get downstream device connectivity on the wan port. AP Mode wrongly sets the wan port as both vlan1 and vlan2, with vlan2 taking precedent, this means...

not the case, it remains as a vlan 2 port and the interface is not bound to br0

thats not caused by this firmware, its an ongoing eternal issue with airtime fairness.

nothing bad can happen in flashing over wifi, the image is hash validated and signed.