Katana1074
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Still Unable to update, RT-BE86U_3006_102.6_alpha2-ga8ef129b33 from 3006.102.6_alpha1-g5507234591Updated builds have been uploaded, with the correct dongle firmwares.
Still Unable to update, RT-BE86U_3006_102.6_alpha2-ga8ef129b33 from 3006.102.6_alpha1-g5507234591Updated builds have been uploaded, with the correct dongle firmwares.
Just to confirm, that's a fix for meUpdated builds have been uploaded, with the correct dongle firmwares.
Thank you for your work - RT-BE88U now OKUpdated builds have been uploaded, with the correct dongle firmwares.
The issue is on your end, not with the firmware.Still Unable to update, RT-BE86U_3006_102.6_alpha2-ga8ef129b33 from 3006.102.6_alpha1-g5507234591
will try and reflash.....The issue is on your end, not with the firmware.
With blurry eyes from too many hours configuring stuff I have made the mistake of downloading the FW below or above the correct one and being for another model, did not update… if you have 100% checked that, try a router reboot (power off, remove the USB drive!), finally if that does not work, hard reset then try it?Tried to reflash and it's having none of it, will try again tomorrow, Thank you for the support....
Same here...Still Unable to update, RT-BE86U_3006_102.6_alpha2-ga8ef129b33 from 3006.102.6_alpha1-g5507234591
Slightly of topic since AiMesh is all closed source, but here's my recommendation based upon years of experience with Asus routers and AiMesh nodes:I have a Aimesh setup with main router GT-AX11000 PRO, nodes with wired backhaul are again one GT-AX11000 PRO and one GT6.
Then there's a 3rd node with wireless backhaul also a GT6, all AX11000 running latest merlin 3006.102_5, where the GT6 are running latest asus stock 3.0.0.4.388_24675
Now after a power failure, that last node could only connect on backhaul through 2.4 iso the 2nd 5GHZ band, which indicates signal is weak.
So strange, i removed this node and wanted to add it again, but that seems to be impossible with the Merlin firmware 3006.102_5 and the latest 3006.102_6 Alpha!
The add Aimesh node screen stays black, nothing is there !
So reverted back to stock asus firmware 3.0.0.6.102_34815 on main router and now i can add the node again.
However 5ghz backhaul seems only be working when the node is connected to the main router, if it connects through another node, 5ghz backhaul is not possible anymore !
Does anybody recognizes those 2 issues?
I all did that, but no luck.Slightly of topic since AiMesh is all closed source, but here's my recommendation based upon years of experience with Asus routers and AiMesh nodes:
If you need additional assistance, please start another thread specific to this issue.
- Flash primary router to latest Merlin;
- For connected AiMesh nodes, Remove node from AiMesh page, Management tab in GUI — this will factory reset node.
- For nodes which are not currently connected, perform factory reset — I have best results using "WPS Reset" method (Google it...).
- Connect nodes to primary router using Ethernet cable (in close proximity to router) — WAN port on node to LAN port on primary router.
- Add nodes.
- Reconfigure nodes to preferred connection method using Backhaul Connection Priority and Preferred WiFi Uplink AP from AiMesh page, Management tab in GUI.
- Move nodes to intended location.
Nov 6 18:03:50 RT-BE88U kernel: br58: port 9(eth5.56) entered disabled state
Nov 6 18:03:50 RT-BE88U kernel: dev eth5.56 is sdn_ignore
Nov 6 18:03:50 RT-BE88U kernel: br58: port 9(eth5.56) entered blocking state
Nov 6 18:03:50 RT-BE88U kernel: br58: port 9(eth5.56) entered forwarding state
I have the same problem. My BE86U device won't update to Alpha 2.Follow-up 2; I downgraded to the prior stock firmware, 3.0.0.6_102_38984, to see if I would be able to then upgrade to Alpha 2 and had no luck with it taking. There does appear to be an issue loading Alpha 2 on the BE86U, though it loaded fine with the new build on my BE88U.

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