Just to gather some data and context for debugging purposes.
First, let's make sure that you do have the very latest 'develop' branch version since several fixes and changes were made last night. You can easily double-check the specific 'develop' version via one of the following commands:
Bash:
scmerlin help
#OR#
scmerlin aboutIf you see the version tag as "v2.5.40_25072423" then you do currently have the very latest version available; otherwise, get the latest via this command:
Bash:
scmerlin forceupdateAlso, please run the following code [UPDATED] when you have the issue and post the results:
Bash:
_GetData_()
{
echo "-----------------------------"
date +'%Y-%b-%d %I:%M:%S %p %Z'
grep "^readonly SCRIPT_VERSION=" /jffs/scripts/scmerlin
grep "^readonly SCRIPT_VERSTAG=" /jffs/scripts/scmerlin
echo "F/W: $(nvram get firmver).$(nvram get buildno).$(nvram get extendno)"
nvram show 2>/dev/null | grep -E '^wan[01]_(primary|ifname|state_t)='
nvram show 2>/dev/null | grep "^sys_uptime_now="
echo "UPTIME from /proc/uptime"
cat /proc/uptime
echo "NVRAM WAN Uptime:"
echo "-----------------"
nvram show 2>/dev/null | grep -E "wan[01]_uptime"
echo "-----------------"
echo "FILE: /tmp/wan_uptime.tmp"
if [ -f /tmp/wan_uptime.tmp ]
then
ls -le /tmp/wan_uptime.tmp
cat /tmp/wan_uptime.tmp
else
echo "*INFO*: File NOT found."
fi
echo "-----------------------------"
}
_GetData_Thanks.
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