Fork 380.57 HGG-FINAL

[kublai]

I'm sorry but I don't see the links to download the firmware?

 

[L&LD]

What's the latest for N66 ? There are no files in the Beta or Experimental folders and in the Archives folder, the most recent date stamp is from Jan 18 2016, "380.57.2_HGG-Final".

Should I wait for the latest .4 build ?

Yes, that is the latest and works well. No need to wait for the .4 build, except if you need to do a minimal and manual configuration after resetting to factory defaults (depending on the firmware version you're coming from).

 

[L&LD]

I'm sorry but I don't see the links to download the firmware?

PM @hggomes for a link.

 

[rickysuper]

Those are just two commands to execute from telnet or ssh.

would reset to default if using telnet or ssh command. new firmware needs JFFS script

https://github.com/kvic-z/goodies-asuswrt/wiki/Overclock-Asuswrt-Merlin-on-v378.56-and-beyond

 

[HallStevenson]

I'm running merlin's current build, 380.57. Is a full reset necessary?

Also, why does the other poster need to PM hggomes for a link? Is that to get the latest?

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[joegreat]

I'm running merlin's current build, 380.57. Is a full reset necessary?

Yes, it is!

Also, why does the other poster need to PM hggomes for a link? Is that to get the latest?

Read the thread from beginning and you will understand! And: Read this thread - especially the FIRST posting for the link.

 

[HallStevenson]

I've read most, if not all, of this thread. I know it's, uhhh, "controversial" and no doubt related to that....

 

[johtaja]

would reset to default if using telnet or ssh command. new firmware needs JFFS script

https://github.com/kvic-z/goodies-asuswrt/wiki/Overclock-Asuswrt-Merlin-on-v378.56-and-beyond

Oh, I didn't know that. Well, if I OC my N66U someday, I modify CFE and problem solved, permanent OC

 

[L&LD]

Latest build 380.57.4 is available for most models.

380.57.4_HGG-FINAL
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RT-N16 - READY. (UPLOADED)
3bc0eef9d675176bf696ba8339556ec06566516dcf013c3a67017b2d0d39f86e RT-N16_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx

RT-N18U - READY. (UPLOADED)
1419b852b8e084ed170984f42b5bb812b42eeda6d72927707fbe6b87e3708473 RT-N18U_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx

RT-N66U - READY. (UPLOADED)
976b0447de4166313b65063dcef6f067ec274566e4206100b90a595b1d4b7d98 RT-N66U_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx

RT-AC66U - READY. (UPLOADED)
5e0473d4e2551c515a580ce5f9d518dc253d92d465b1e6da97bbe23db7f5c634 RT-AC66U_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx

RT-AC56S - READY. (UPLOADED)
3e928f8b1a65f13a5f3543a3096ef43e7bc93c411960d8abda688ff6fc290279 RT-AC56S_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx

RT-AC56U - READY. (UPLOADED)
563609b3ed591bdd698adc34ae2f2322774093e18693693b23791804ba20a26a RT-AC56U_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx

RT-AC68U - READY. (UPLOADED)
fb96cbd40cefc77c7bb973837e736b9354a86c6ec34b229fc3d81e6e27c85684 RT-AC68U_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx (NEW DRIVER)
6d631f0430440de6bcb6914dd0a69744262da7e86283c5f93d563d006d9098d2 RT-AC68U_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx (OLD DRIVER)

- There are some reports on the new driver causing issues (unable to connect and disconnects), specially on 2.4GHZ band.
This doesn't affect everyone but it seems reproducible on some specific devices.
If that's the case use old driver instead, it will fix it.

RT-AC87U - READY. (UPLOADED)
e18121ea8dd5a587428671c6dd37b52ea644a60ed383199fd18eadf91363d813 RT-AC87U_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx

RT-AC3100 - DELAYED, IN TEST.

RT-AC3200 - READY. (UPLOADED)
a6bd0f7a9c5e06dd1c2b5509dc4f817b5990c0e832a00cc4eb88f3b6508126b9 RT-AC3200_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL.trx

RT-AC88U - DELAYED, IN TEST.

RT-AC5300 => DELAYED, IN TEST.

Upgraded an RT-N66U and an RT-AC66U to 380.57.4 and over OpenVPN the connection is easily twice as responsive. That is with the 'N66U being a client and the 'AC66U being a server with the 'AC66U having an ISP level of service of just 2.5(Down)/0.75(Up) Mbps.

Don't know what hggomes did there, but wow. Very impressed.

 

[GGavan]

Latest build 380.57.4 is available for most models.




Upgraded an RT-N66U and an RT-AC66U to 380.57.4 and over OpenVPN the connection is easily twice as responsive. That is with the 'N66U being a client and the 'AC66U being a server with the 'AC66U having an ISP level of service of just 2.5(Down)/0.75(Up) Mbps.

Don't know what hggomes did there, but wow. Very impressed.

Amazing FW as always.

2.5(Down)/0.75(Up) Mbps... this is the internet speed that you have? On which country?

 

[L&LD]

Amazing FW as always.

2.5(Down)/0.75(Up) Mbps... this is the internet speed that you have? On which country?

That is the ISP speeds my customer has, in Canada.

 

[GGavan]

That is the ISP speeds my customer has, in Canada.

And how much it cost per month?

 

[eddiez]

And how much it cost per month?

With these speeds the client should get money from the ISP...

 

[PhilosopherSe7en]

Hi.

This is my first time using any other firmware than the one Asus provide. Is there anything I should do before writing this firmware, or is it just to download and write it?

Is RT-AC66U_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL the one I should use?

 

[L&LD]

And how much it cost per month?

Around $85, if I remember correctly (that was at least a year ago). This is a 'business' line.

 

[L&LD]

Hi.

This is my first time using any other firmware than the one Asus provide. Is there anything I should do before writing this firmware, or is it just to download and write it?

Is RT-AC66U_380.57.4_HGG-FINAL the one I should use?

Depends on if you have an RT-AC66U.

http://www.snbforums.com/threads/no...l-and-manual-configuration.27115/#post-205573


The above should be done to ensure you have a stable base setup after each firmware update.

Beforehand, remove any USB devices (if any) and reboot the router (always) as noted in the link above.

 

[GGavan]

Around $85, if I remember correctly (that was at least a year ago). This is a 'business' line.

Business line is different because is guaranteed and that is more expensive.
I'm lucky in Romania with the internet, we are in top 5 on internet speed. The infrastructure is quite new.
For 6.5 Eur/month I have 300/100. For 10 Eur I can have 1000/200 but is too much for the devices that I have.
2Mbps I had on 1997 at my first job

Coming back to the firmware, so "a lot of internet" that I couldn't use it well before the discovery of HGG FW

 

[IAAI]

Business line is different because is guaranteed and that is more expensive.
I'm lucky in Romania with the internet, we are in top 5 on internet speed. The infrastructure is quite new.
For 6.5 Eur/month I have 300/100. For 10 Eur I can have 1000/200 but is too much for the devices that I have.
2Mbps I had on 1997 at my first job

Coming back to the firmware, so "a lot of internet" that I couldn't use it well before the discovery of HGG FW

Please don't mention these prices again , we have feelings lol

10 Eur for 1000/200 [emoji23]


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[L&LD]

Business line is different because is guaranteed and that is more expensive.
I'm lucky in Romania with the internet, we are in top 5 on internet speed. The infrastructure is quite new.
For 6.5 Eur/month I have 300/100. For 10 Eur I can have 1000/200 but is too much for the devices that I have.
2Mbps I had on 1997 at my first job

Coming back to the firmware, so "a lot of internet" that I couldn't use it well before the discovery of HGG FW

No, business line is not guaranteed. They just know they can stick it to you, that's all.

 

[johtaja]

Please don't mention these prices again , we have feelings lol

10 Eur for 1000/200 [emoji23]


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Yeah, I pay 19,90e/month for 8/1 in Finland.