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whoops, that didnt look right... I didnt mean the file swapping, i meant is there any way the patch its self from here https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/63ba395cd7a52431cbb61658dad3beb5b24e9300 .... is there any chance the patch gets incorporated? with the introduction of Android 10...

is USB mode switch enabled in the latest Merlin firmware? Due to some changes in Android 10 and newer devices, some phones are reacting differently when plugged into the USB port of the router and not being detected correctly for tethering. Anyone know how to install enable mode switching on...

@RMerlin any chance this gets incorporated into your next build?

nothing changed in some of the firmware, but alot changed since android 10 and as more people upgrade to android 10 some devices aren't being detected due to the mass storage device/scsi cdrom and the way the router handles the mounting of the detected usb...

@YoshiT I have 2 questions: Question1: is there anyway to be able to make the changes through SSH/terminal into the router? or atleast any way to be able to manually run some commands to get the device to detect properly until the patch is incorporated? Question2: were you able to patch the...

LoL, i most certainly hope its not the same chip as the xbox 360, lol...i was simply implying it reminded me of heat related issues the 360 had due to heat. in reference to where i got 125C, its cause you kept bringing up the TJMAX and its listed at 125C, so since u wanted to go by...

means its running at equivalent to 800MHz, so the answer to your question is "yes the overclocked failed".

i could put $$$ on the fact if u did a study out of 100 routers and took 50 of them constantly running at 125c and the other 50 constantly running at 60c that the batch running at 60c would have a lower failure rate after 5 years. Kinda reminds me of the first batch of Microsoft xbox 360s and...

OUTLINE OF PROCESS 1) DOWNGRADE the firmware to T-Mobile Firmware version .1703 (to enable Telnet) 2) Extract CFE bootloader and copy/paste MAC addresses and WPS code into Retail Asus CFE. (1.0.2.0 retail is probably the best one to use) 4) Flash Asus CFE 5) Then flash your choice of firmware...

i dont think at any point he said he specifically said he overclocked the router, he made a general statement about overclocking hardware in the past. Anywho....overclocked or not, heat is known to damage electronics over time, and the hotter the faster it deteriorates, therefore making cooler...

example code: # By default all traffic bypasses the VPN iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -i br0 -j MARK --set-mark 1 # explicitly uses the VPN iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -i br0 -m iprange --dst-range 78.31.8.1-78.31.15.254 -j MARK --set-mark 0 iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -i br0 -m...

i say we need to analyze the situation with microscope :p

CaptainSTX what VPN provider are you using? those are impressive speeds

its not your ISP, your its most likely your VPN that is slowing you down from achieving full speeds. this can be anything from your provider being just slower to the host device running the vpn not being fast enough to encrypt/decrypt the encryption being used for the vpn. you would have to run...

as the famous saying goes ... "to each their own"... its a known fact that heat lowers the life cycle of electronics, figuring i plan on keeping it well past the warranty period i figure i would add a fan, im sure there are others that feel the same way as i am sure there are others that feel...