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Thanks, it's on. Problem is however solved, please see post #7 above.

Thanks for your help leading me to a solution - a "sleep 60" after the shebang did the trick!

Thanks, I actually checked the log, and it says: "Jan 1 01:00:14 custom script: Running /jffs/scripts/services-start". However, further down in the log, I see: "Jul 8 13:17:19 kernel: CIFS VFS: Error connecting to IPv4 socket. Aborting operation". I tried to put in a "sleep 20" in the...

Thanks! I can now execute the script without entering "sh services-start" by entering full path. However, the question why "services-start" doesn't execute at boot remains.

Hi, The last few times i've rebooted my router, the "services-start" script hasn't executed. I can manually execute it by the command "sh services-start", but I want it to automatically start. File and location as in enclosed pic. I've also noted that I cant execute a script by just typing...

Wireless log error RT-N66U I have two units connected to my guest network. In the DHCP-list, i've given them separate IP-numbers and names. Now, when looking into the wireless log, they are given the same name (the name tha originally was assigned to 192.168.1.15). When looking at Network...

To get a IP-sorted list (as a file: "dhcp_list_sorted_tmp.sh"). Run it in a script: nvram get dhcp_staticlist | sed 's/</\n/g' | grep ":" | awk -F">" '{ print $2">"$1">"$3; }' | \sort -t . -k 1,1n -k 2,2n -k 3,3n -k 4,4n | awk -F">" '{ print $2">"$1">"$3; }' | \sed 's/^/</g' | tr -d '\n' |...

Thanks, but /cifs is mounted and accessible. Everything worked fine prior to the update from .41. Here is a complete paste of my services-start (placed in /jffs): #!/bin/sh mount \\\\192.168.1.10\\Merlin /cifs1 -t cifs -o "username=Xxxx,password=****”

Thanks, but the reason I want to use /cifs1, is that the information doesn't disappear on power cycling. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Upgraded from 374.41. Changed path, and after a data file reset, it creates the *rstats*" file in that new directory, but it doesn't create any *cstats* file. Still getting those log messages.

Thanks, but that didn't help. All it did was to wipe my history out.

Strange post in log Hi, I've updated my RT-N66U, and everything seems to work. I however get this line (repeatedly) in the log: 12:26:48 cstats[352]: Problem loading /cifs1/tomato_cstats_74d02bd2cf98.gz. Still trying... I've checked /cifs1, and it's mounted ok. All bandwidth statistics...

I used to have a Mybook Live myself, and as far as I can remember, it did have surprising connections outside the LAN. I figured ut that it checked WD for firmware updates (somwhere in Asia) on a regular basis.

You don't need to do that. When you change the channel on the router, all connected devices will change their channel automatically.

Thanks all of you for your advice. As b/g-protecttion doesn't seem to do any harm, I decided to stick with that for now. To answer some of your questions: No, I never tried anything but channel 1. After examining with inSSIDer, I actually found that ch 1 is the least crowded (a lot of wireless...