Asus RT-N66U w/ newest TomatoUSB Shibby ~ irregular performance after two days

[RogerSC]

IPV6 Isn't working for me as well too

IPv6 worked for me with this version of tomato...IPv6 has worked for you before with other firmware, so that's not an issue? Has IPv6 worked with tomato firmware before? Did you clear your nvram after upgrading before entering your settings?

You do have to reboot after enabling IPv6 before it will start working...and it does take a few minutes to come up most of the time, so you have waited a while for it to get going?

That's about all I can think of at the moment...

 

[RMerlin]

IPv6 worked for me with this version of tomato...IPv6 has worked for you before with other firmware, so that's not an issue? Has IPv6 worked with tomato firmware before? Did you clear your nvram after upgrading before entering your settings?

You do have to reboot after enabling IPv6 before it will start working...and it does take a few minutes to come up most of the time, so you have waited a while for it to get going?

That's about all I can think of at the moment...

Kevin has been quite busy the past few months revamping IPv6 support in Tomato. I recommend checking the Tomato forums to follow the discussions there as I think there are still some issues left, and Kevin is looking for additional feedback.

 

[mikeg]

I have had the Tomato .109 f/w going for more than 12 hours now. Signal strength on the 5 GHz band -29 dbm and a connection speed off 300 Mbps.
The Amped looks interesting , 600 mW output would be interesting to see how my more than 30 2,4 GHz bands in my surrounding will work after I install this....

I ordered the R20000G. I'd much rather have my N66U w/ TomatoUSB, but the reviews of the Amped product are decent, and it seems to have most of the features I Hopefully 109 makes my life better.

 

[bigcid10]

Ok,I fired up tomato 110 and I went to the ipv6 setting page under basic
changed it to native gave it about 1 hr or so then rechecked back
no information so I tried rebooting and waiting,no go
that was the only real issue I had with 110,it was very fast
so I went back to asus 370 and within minutes I had ipv6 running
so I think that's pretty straight
btw,I'll try it again later
how do I clear the nvram in tomato 110
thank you,bigcid10

 

[RogerSC]

Ok,I fired up tomato 110 and I went to the ipv6 setting page under basic
changed it to native gave it about 1 hr or so then rechecked back
no information so I tried rebooting and waiting,no go
that was the only real issue I had with 110,it was very fast
so I went back to asus 370 and within minutes I had ipv6 running
so I think that's pretty straight
btw,I'll try it again later
how do I clear the nvram in tomato 110
thank you,bigcid10

I don't have tomato up right now, but this is what I recall:

Administration -> Configuration -> Restore Default Configuration -> Erase all data in NVRAM memory(thorough)

is the choice that I use.

 

[bigcid10]

ok,I'll give that a whirl,thanks