Recent content by Wrkdbf_Guy

Updated to 3006.102.7 without issue on my RT-AX86U PRO (via the MerlinAU script). All appears fine.

I've had a very good experience with my ASUS RT-AX86U PRO, which has the 2.5Gb LAN port you need.

Yes, agreed! We won't complain if you rename it, because this really has some major release level stuff (ie: WG) in it.

I agree.

At one time, JGrana and I did a bit of work on something we called Arrismon - a Cable Modem monitoring script for Arris branded cable modems. It never went anywhere because it would have a very small user base and I was working on it as sort of an educational project for me to learn new systems...

Using Gmail, my emails work fine via AMTM.

Update to 8.4 using MerlinAU and everything looks peachy (as always).

I'm running an ASUS RT-AX86U Pro on Merlin 3004.388.8. It was a clean firmware install of a new router at that time. ZERO issues whatsoever; it's been solid as can be. (I haven't bothered to update to 3004.388.8.2 since it was a very minor update that wouldn't affect me.)

Replaced my venerable old RT-AC68U with a brand spankin' new RT-AX86U Pro. Immediately loaded it up with RMerlin 3004.388.8. Everything up and running well with no apparent issues whatsoever. As always, thanks RMerlin!

Sadly, I have no ISP options here that support more than what the AC68U supports. So I've been staying with that old but solid router since I bought it and haven't had any need to move of fit. I'm still amazed how stable it remains and so glad I bought it. EOL may be that need. Rmerlin, none...

I only bolded my text so as to distinguish it from copy/pasted text. No shouting intended. Sorry.

I went to install RTRMON via AMTM via the RT option. It responded with: RTRMON requires the Entware repository installed. Enter ep to install Entware now. So I entered EP and it found a compatible entware package on my attached USB drive: Select device to install Entware to 1...

I went to install RTRMON via AMTM via the RT option. It responded with: RTRMON requires the Entware repository installed. Enter ep to install Entware now. So I entered EP and it found a compatible entware package on my attached USB drive: Select device to install Entware to 1...

I could not run 386.10 on my RT-AC68U, so I was happy staying at 386.9. However, I had been seeing some odd streaming (quick) disconnects lately on 386.9, which I was chalking up to my NVRAM being in the 63,xxx range. So, when I saw that RMerlin had released 386.11, I decided to try it. Dirty...

Dirty update from 386.7.2 to 386.9. My NVRAM size is still way up there but it actually went *down* 35 bytes.