Recent content by tarund

You are a savior! Thank you very much!

Thank you for sharing this. I thought he may have abandoned the development but so glad he hasn't. I'll have to try his latest/greatest tonight in hope to revive my RT-N56U from not working when downloading torrents. :D

I primarily use WiFi and have been running on the latest Asus firmware since it was released. It's been very solid for me, no issues at all.

Where did you find this? I don't see it on the ASUS website.

Feedback after 6 days After 6 days of use, I can confirm this is a very solid build of firmware. I've never had the router perform this well on any of the previous 3.x builds. I upgraded via WiFi and installed over Padavan's firmware. Performed a factory reset by pressing the the 'Reset'...

ASUS RT-N56U Firmware version 3.0.0.4.374.2239 Please press the reset button more than 5 seconds to reset your router after firmware upgraded to prevent unexpected problem. Modified 1. Modified AiDisk setup wizard to prevent a potential security issue. 2. Modified descriptions of WiFi...

Are the pings on wireless or wired? How's the wireless performance from previous version? Everything is solid for me at the moment with the previous version but am eager to upgrade due to the updated kernel and improved wired driver performance.

I had multiple issues with the official firmware including buffering issues with streaming movies from my desktop to the PS3. With this firmware and using Serviio Media Server, I've had no issues with streaming movies. Definitely give this firmware a shot.

That I don't know but my guess would be no considering the amount of power needed to power both 2.4 and 5GHz radios.

Have you tried to enable IGMP Snooping and pick HTMIX 130/144 for Multicast Rate? I've seen on Apple forums that usually has resolved the issue.

Thanks, Gerald. When I upgraded from a previous build, I got nothing but disconnects and multiple 'qring' errors. I ended up doing a 'Firmware Restoration' using the Restore utility and so far everything seems to be stable without changing too many settings. Now it's just a matter of time and...

Fixed: 1. Fixed AiCloud vulnerability related bugs. 2. Underline "_" can now be acceptable in device name and computer name. 3. Hide Broadcast option in PPTP VPN server when it is disabled. 4. Fixed multicast IPTV related issues in PPPoE/PPTP/L2TP connection. 5. Fixed IE related parental...

It hasn't. It was working fine last night when I upgraded but now it's terrible. I'm going back to the old 1.0.8.x.j version - provided the fastest downloads and the most stable.

http://support.asus.com/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&m=rt-n56u There you go. I noticed it, too, but I kept the link above in my favorites. Enjoy :)