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I have very limited knowledge on Makefile, entware makes me confused. I'm trying to use crosstool-ng to build a custom toolchain that is compatible with ac68u which is very challenging.

merlin toolchain has no support for C++17, and I don't know any other way to get a toolchain that works for ac68u

Same issue here but haven't tried umounting. Uploading firmware through wan connection, maybe because of this? Model is ac68u

ac68u linux 2.6. Also lack of wireguard support. Is a kernel update possible in a future release?

ip rule add table main suppress_prefixlength 0 The command above is not working and adds a rule without suppress_prefixlength. ip rule not showing the suffix. This command is critical to implement custom routing if you want to reuse the old rules.

Seems the new version of dnsmasq has poor support for long list of custom servers, previous version works fine. After upgrading, dnsmasq process uses a whole cpu and top suggest a very high load around 10. I checked the changelog for dnsmasq it indeed did something related and they claimed to...

Your case is really weird. I tried to ping6 a local site and turned out fine. I have no access to google.com here because of some censorship reason here. We are likely experiencing different issues here. ip6tables on asus merlin have rather complicate ICMP chain, maybe check on that? Or just...

I finally figured it out, it's a firewall issue. Run this: ip6tables -nvL INPUT --line-numbers And it shows that the default rule for incoming packets are dropped except the lan's. You can clearly see the count of dropped there. Manually add your custom rules does the work.

Same problem here with 386.3_2

So the question is where can I get that kind of toolchain supporting C++17?

I have all libs mentioned in that link, and the toolchain I use is `gcc-arm-none-eabi-10.3-2021.10-x86_64-linux.tar.bz2 ` which is a cross compiler from X86_64 to ARM32.

The latest version of ATS uses C++17, so ./configure CXX=arm-uclibc-g++ CC=arm-uclibc-gcc --prefix=/opt --host=arm-linux doesn't work, using am-toolchain. Then I downloaded official arm toolchain and compile with ./configure CXX="arm-none-eabi-g++ --specs=nosys.specs" CC="arm-none-eabi-gcc...

Mine is about 2mb too. Also confirmed it's not related to the dnsmasq config, since I changed DOT server to quad9 and worked flawlessly.

Model: AC68U Version: 384.13 I configure the router to use my own DOT server. The server was all good but maybe a little bit laggy. The ns lookup was fine at first but broke down after some period. And recovered after a service restart_dnsmasq. Also I'm using dnsmasq.conf.add to add some...