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I'm at two days uptime with no issues.

It mostly figured it on my RT-AX88U PRO also, however the format jffs partition on reboot option is missing.

I'm actually trying to set up one right now. The Administration-System tab does not work so I cannot enable and format the JFFS partition. The save button doesn't work, so I also can't enable SSH. A hard-reset didn't fix it.

I'll give that a shot it I see the same behavior after the 384.18 upgrade.

I already have the 384.18 files downloaded, just waiting for a backup-to-cloud job to finish in hopefully the next couple days; it's been running about three weeks.

I also suspect that I am seeing a memory leak on my AC-5300, currently on 384.17. RAM usage slowly but steadily increases until the WebUI becomes unresponsive and Internet connectivity breaks. There is no process to which I can associate the usage via a top command. I don't have any...

Probably my RT-AC3100 is faulty. It is only a couple weeks old. The 2.4GHz radio temperature has a bad reading, the LED is not illuminated and there is no traffic on the radio. A few more issues cropped up (the GUI became flakey and it would stop routing any traffic and/or randomly reboot...

Running 384.7 on my RT-AC3100, the 2.4 GHz radio is reporting a temperature of 800896076 °C. The 5 GHz and CPU temperatures are reasonable.

Check out http://www.breu.org/asuswrt-merlin-slacc-and-custom-v6-dns-servers/

Well, Traditional QoS seems to be working with the parameters and rules I've configured so I'll stick with it. Edit: Completely neglected to mention that I have the RT-AC3200 router. :oops:

Does it work at all? Adaptive QoS doesn't classify my specific game as gaming traffic. Edit: just tested the game with a large download running on another machine. Pings doubled with traditional QoS off.

Perhaps I am just looking at this backwards, but the bandwidth settings seem reversed to me. When I configure the upload bandwidth at 60 MB/s and the download bandwidth at 5.4 MB/s, the rate limits on the priorities tab are the opposite; they show the upload bandwidth max is 60 MB/s and the...

You might try the information at http://breu.org/asuswrt-merlin-slacc-and-custom-v6-dns-servers/. I have a Server 2012 R2 Essentials box with domain configured and had to use the information at that link to get name resolution with IPv6 working internally. The Essentials box is configured with...