Wishmaster1965
Regular Contributor
Dirty Upgrade from 386.2.2 to 386.2.4
No Issues so far
No Issues so far
That was a thought. Went and did that. Nope. Though, clearing things did give me the capcha box immediately now. Who at Asus thought adding a capcha box to login was a good idea? I'd love to send them a few choice words.No clue if this is the problem but I recall some issues in the past that needed to have your browser cache cleared. Try clearing your browser cache and then try to connect with a fresh browser.
I just checked mine (administration/system page) and while I haven't seen a captcha, mine was set to enabled. I turned it off and applied the setting. AX86U here on 386.2_4.That was a thought. Went and did that. Nope. Though, clearing things did give me the capcha box immediately now. Who at Asus thought adding a capcha box to login was a good idea? I'd love to send them a few choice words.
May 2 19:24:16 AC86U-MAIN custom_script: Running /jffs/scripts/service-event-end (args: restart nasapps)
May 2 19:24:16 AC86U-MAIN miniupnpd[12413]: HTTP listening on port 51813
May 2 19:24:16 AC86U-MAIN miniupnpd[12413]: Listening for NAT-PMP/PCP traffic on port 5351
May 2 19:24:17 AC86U-MAIN avahi-daemon[12410]: Server startup complete. Host name is AC86U-MAIN.local. Local service cookie is 123516084.
May 2 19:24:17 AC86U-MAIN avahi-daemon[12410]: Alias name "RT-AC86U" successfully established.
May 2 19:24:18 AC86U-MAIN crond[1282]: time disparity of 1575078 minutes detected
May 2 19:24:21 AC86U-MAIN dn-vnstat: Mounting WebUI tab for dn-vnstat
May 2 19:24:21 AC86U-MAIN dn-vnstat: Mounted dn-vnstat WebUI page as user4.asp
May 2 19:24:22 AC86U-MAIN connmon: Mounting WebUI tab for connmon
May 2 19:24:22 AC86U-MAIN connmon: Mounted connmon WebUI page as user5.asp
May 2 19:24:29 AC86U-MAIN scMerlin: Mounting WebUI tab for scMerlin
May 2 19:24:30 AC86U-MAIN scMerlin: Mounted scMerlin WebUI page as user7.asp
It`s not something the end-user has to worry about. It's just a daemon that takes care of ensuring the kernel doesn't run out of entropy, which ensures that random number generation (as used for instance with crypto generation) is always optimal.@RMerlin In your changelog jitterentropy-rngd is new , I am familiar with Jitter but can you point me somewhere as what this is and how to use ?
INPUT table. It’s designed to whitelist ping requests from certain IP addresses.What kind of iptables rule is it? Which table does it use? nat, mangle, filter, raw? If it’s nat, maybe it would be better in nat-start.
Soooo turns out if you flash the ax86 firmware rather then the ac86 firmware onto a ac86 things get quite weird.
You can get into the router but you can no longer upgrade the firmware be it through the ui or recovery firmware.
Think it may be checking for ax firmware rather then ac firmware and failing the upgrade.
Ui kind of looks like mostly ac86 firmware with some firmware elements in it.
Whoops lol
INPUT is a chain. If you're not specifying the -t option, then it's the filter table. So nevermind.INPUT table. It’s designed to whitelist ping requests from certain IP addresses.
How did you FORCE the wrong Firmware?
It checks, and will say "Invalid Firmware Image" and kicks you out.
I didn't force it i just uploaded like normal.
Nope although i did try restoring after the fact which of course failed not unsurprisingly.Did you use firmware restoration tool to upgrade the firmware? You can't flash AX firmware in UI. See this thread:
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Accidentally flashed RT-AX86U firmware on RT-AC86U and now unable to flash back the correct firmware
Hi, I made the mistake flashing the firmware first thing after waking up and accidentally downloaded the AX86U release (RT-AX86U_386.2_4_cferom_pureubi.w) and flashed it via the ASUS Firmware Restoration tool by putting the router into recovery mode. Since then, I'm unable to put the router...www.snbforums.com
Dirty Flash from 386.2.2 to 386.2.4 everything workin fine !
One question:
at the syslog this 2 remarks called my attention:
May 3 08:05:27 avahi-daemon[2994]: Found user 'nobody' (UID 65534) and group 'nobody' (GID 65534).
May 3 08:05:27 avahi-daemon[2994]: Successfully dropped root privileges.
what does it mean ?!
Nope although i did try restoring after the fact which of course failed not unsurprisingly.
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