runner mode is disable without touching anything, help please. ax-11000

[berku4]

Greetings, I need advice with the latest merlin firmware update for my ax-11000. the "runner" mode is deactivated only every few minutes, I activate it through putty but after a few minutes without touching anything it is deactivated. I have tried some scripts to activate the runner but they don't work because it ends up deactivating itself. Can someone write me a script where the runner is not deactivated. I don't know what else to do, thanks. shh script for putty, thanks.

this script no found:

runner enable
nvram set runner_enable="1"
nvram set runner_enable_force="1"
nvram commit

 

[Tech9]

It depends on what firmware options you have enabled. If it gets constantly disabled - it's incompatible with something. You have to describe your configuration first otherwise no one can help you. Forcefully re-enabling Runner is not the solution.

 

[ColinTaylor]

nvram set runner_enable="1"
nvram set runner_enable_force="1"

Those are not valid commands.

You said here that you wanted to disable runner. Now you want to enable it! I suggest you undo any changes that you previously made.

What exactly are you trying to achieve?

 

[berku4]

It depends on what firmware options you have enabled. If it gets constantly disabled - it's incompatible with something. You have to describe your configuration first otherwise no one can help you. Forcefully re-enabling Runner is not the solution.

Nothing, everything is well configured. In fact, I just downgraded the firmware and I still have the same problem. I am with adaptive mode of qos. the runner turns off.

 

[berku4]

Those are not valid commands.

You said here that you wanted to disable runner. Now you want to enable it! I suggest you undo any changes that you previously made.

What exactly are you trying to achieve?

I want to reverse the change. I mean, I want to have the runner activated but I can't. Sorry for the inconvenience.

 

[ColinTaylor]

I want to reverse the change. I mean, I want to have the runner activated but I can't. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Run these commands to undo the mess you've made and see if it's any better:

nvram unset runner_enable
nvram unset runner_enable_force
nvram unset runner_disable
nvram unset fc_disable
nvram unset runner_disable_force
nvram unset fc_disable_force
nvram commit
service reboot

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

Forcefully re-enabling Runner is not the solution.

It never is, you have to be kind, and gentle show the Runner who's the boss. Talk nicely to it. Only then can you proceed to re-enable it.

 

[Tech9]

Talk nicely to it

No, you have to show the Runner who's the boss. My Runner now runs around even when the router is powered off.

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

No, you have to show the Runner who's the boss. My Runner now runs around even when the router is powered off.

Agreed. I edited to reflect your proposed changes...

 

[berku4]

Run these commands to undo the mess you've made and see if it's any better:

nvram unset runner_enable
nvram unset runner_enable_force
nvram unset runner_disable
nvram unset fc_disable
nvram unset runner_disable_force
nvram unset fc_disable_force
nvram commit
service reboot

this script no found... it's a very strange thing.

 

[ColinTaylor]

this script no found... it's a very strange thing.

This isn't a script, it's a list of commands that you type in.

 

[dave14305]

Look for any scripts or add-ons that might be changing runner.

grep -r runner /jffs/scripts /jffs/addons

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

Look for any scripts or add-ons that might be changing runner.

grep -r runner /jffs/scripts /jffs/addons

That's how @Tech9 finds that runner every single time!