RT-AC68U Reboots Randomly - Bad Eraseblock?

[GorOps]

I have an RT-AC68U on 384.17 and seems like once a month this will happen:
https://pastebin.com/DfEXYBFW

Internet drops and the router does a full reboot. I see a couple things that stick out but I don't know if they are the main cause.

 

[RMerlin]

Bad blocks are fairly common with this NAND type, nothing abnormal there. That's why the flash has a badblock table to map these out.

All your log indicates is your router was rebooted.

 

[dave14305]

Lines 96-143 are probably a clue, but a clue to “what” eludes me.

 

[GorOps]

You're both right and I've checked the longer log for the whole day and don't know why it randomly reboots. This has happened two previous times like 1-2 weeks between each occurance. There were no "signs" leading up to the reboot. It just happens during normal use. It's connected to a power strip that also powers our ATT Gateway and Fiber box and neither of those rebooted or had any issues.

What do I do? Since I haven't been able to narrow down the issue through the log files should I try a full reset and firmware update? I believe there are several ways to go about this...

 

[dosborne]

should I try a full reset and firmware update?

That's never a bad option. May help, may not, but at least you know it will be "clean" starting point to potentially troubleshoot further.

 

[RMerlin]

I would disable firewall logging. This puts an unnecessary strain on your router.

 

[itpp20]

On rare occasions I've seen a faulty power adapter do this.