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Hello,
For some reason the torrent contains March image for Archer-C7 v2. Was it built for Archer?
Thank you.

0 peers. Could at least one join? Once downloaded, I normally seed several versions. Thank you.

Seems like have fixed the issue by going through the following steps: - go back to stock (flash stripped image) - flash stock Archer_C7_v2_150427 - reset to factory defaults - flash Gargoyle factory - reset settings - restore previous settings The router has been working w/o reboot and disabling ani...

This time disabling ani did not help. Had to reboot router twice per day. So scheduled reboot is not an option.
Switched back to 1.9.2 build as of May 25. Will wait till merge with LEDE is completed before giving 1.10.x another try.

Thank you for the clarification.
That is why I'm wondering if there was something special (related to wireless configuration) done in the build of May 25, 2017. This build was working fine for 1.5 months without any ani tricks.

Disabling ani helped a little: router was stable for about 2.5 weeks. Tonight 2.4 wi-fi died again. Here is the output from the commands: ANI: DISABLED (VO): qnum: 3 qdepth: 0 ampdu-depth: 0 pending: 0 stopped: 0 (VI): qnum: 2 qdepth: 0 ampdu-depth: 0 pending: 0 stopped: 0 (BE): qnum: 1 qdepth: 0 am...

Wifi command fixes the issue. Very likely, for another couple of days. Did you manage to fix the issue or get a workaround (except scheduled reboot)? I've tried Ping Watchdog as a workaround, that was pointing to a repeater I own as well. Every time the error occurred and repeater stopped respondin...

The only difference would be a kernel level change since then. Which i'm not going to be able to fix or diagnose for you. You probably need to try at Openwrt. The interesting thing is the release of May 25 is the only stable one for my router for some reason. All previous 1.9.x and all the followin...

I used to have this problem quite often with my WR842ND, does issuing "wifi" command solves the problem? Probably yes, but only temporary. Logread didn't show anything relevant other than what you've described. What helped to shed a light, in this case, was gathering data from the followi...

Lantis wrote:Can other devices connect when it is like that?

No. Although the 2.4MHz network is visible but no one can connect to it. Previosely connected devices get disconnected.