RT-AX88U_384.10_0 reboot command is equal to halt -p

[VaMpIrE-KiNg]

when key in the "reboot" command the route shutdown and never boot it again.

also tested in RT-AX88U_384.10_beta3

 

[RMerlin]

Works for me.

As an alternative, use the service method:

service reboot

 

[VaMpIrE-KiNg]

why v_383 reboot worked normally. I have downgraded to 383

 

[RMerlin]

why v_383 reboot worked normally. I have downgraded to 383

What's 383? There is no such version...

As I said, rebooting works fine on my own RT-AX88U, so it could be something you have configured (a USB disk for instance) that's causing the reboot to behave differently.

Just use the firmware's own reboot service instead, it goes through a more lengthy shutdown process than the reboot applet.

 

[VaMpIrE-KiNg]

I did a mistake, my mean I downgraded to 384.9_0.
Maybe JFFS partition caused this problem.

 

[RMerlin]

I did a mistake, my mean I downgraded to 384.9_0.
Maybe JFFS partition caused this problem.

Doubt it, unless your JFFS partition is corrupted.

The reboot applet's code hasn't changed in months (if not years). I know a few users reported that it sometimes (not always) fail to complete the reboot on the RT-AC86U, which uses the same architecture. Rebooting through the service should be more reliable overall.

 

[VaMpIrE-KiNg]

I have tested to back original ASUS firmware and then re-install 384.10, but also same.

 

[Darren Rockach]

I have exactly the same problem. I reported it on here somewhere but no one listened. Same as you, older firmware version worked fine.
I will try the 'service reboot' command.

 

[Darren Rockach]

Can confirm that the 'service reboot' command works so at least there is an alternative.
Thanks RMerlin.

 

[VaMpIrE-KiNg]

Use init 6 to replace reboot command temporarily.

 

[amplatfus]

Hi,
Thank you for thread.
Same with my AX88U: service reboot is working fine.

All the best,
amplatfus