Recent content by Woody1

Where does AMTM put its Entware installation by default?

I have an old Entware installation that I created before I started using AMTM. I would like to integrate my existing Enware setup with AMTM, but I don't want to re-install everything. Is there a configuration in AMTM that would point to my existing Entware folder or would that just be a big kludge?

I have an RT-AC68P. /jffs/nvram exists, but there are no files or folders there.

Does that help with sshd-authkeys?

Is there a way to move sshd_authkeys to jffs? This is eating up a lot of nvram for me.

A nightly reboot wouldn't completely fix the problem, because I would lose hours worth of data until the router rebooted. I do have a UPS, but sometimes the outages last longer than the capacity of the UPS. Also, a brief failure of internet connectivity will cause the weather station to drop its...

Restarting the weather station doesn't do it, other than a complete factory reset. I'll look at the log next time it happens. I think that the weather station must be trying to connect to the router, because it connects right away when I reboot the router.

I'm not sure if that's the same issue. That one appears to drop connection at regular intervals for no apparent reason. Mine only drops when the router loses internet connection. Also, I don't think that mine ever reconnects without a router reboot.

I have an Ambient weather station WS-2902C connected to an Asus RT-68U. Whenever I have a situation where the router loses its internet connection, the Ambient device will not automatically reconnect to the internet. The only way I've found to get the Ambient station connected to the internet...

Right you are. It's right there at the bottom. Thanks for you help!

Ok, I see the wireless log. I never noticed it before. On my router, it just shows PHY, e.g, n or ac. There are also some flags, but I don't know what they represent. I see 'PSTAU'. Can anybody tell me what the flags represent?

I don't know how to find the 'Wireless Log' page. Does it exist for the 68U? From the discussion, it sounds like maybe this isn't available for this router.

I have an AC-68U. Is there a way I can tell how many streams a wifi client device is using? For example, I have devices that are capable of 2x2 MIMO. I want to find out if they're connecting to my router/access point with 1 or 2 streams.

OK, I guess I've had everything running on auto-pilot for a long time and I haven't paid attention to these developments. I'll try to get with the program. Thanks for the explanations. One question: when I launch Diversion, it complains: df: /mnt/AsusUSB/entware.arm: can't find mount point I...

OK, thanks for the clarification. I haven't used amtm until now. I wasn't aware that it's now the official way to manage add-on applications. I have various scripts that I'll need to bring up to date to make sure they're compatible with this way of doing things.