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I'm in US, looks like they should all be available.... if I'm reading the table correctly?

What 5GHz frequencies are people using with the Linksys WRT1900ACS? For some odd reason it appears that for me only 36, 40, 44, 48, 56, 149, 153, 157 and 161 will work. The rest don't show up on an external spectrum analyzer when set. Using A+N+AC, 20MHz width, Max Power with the 2017-11-07 build.

tapper wrote:Openwrt was all so bumped to latest cc branch.

Would this have the driver changes that Lantis brought over for the WRT1900ACS in the "New Linksys WIFI Drivers" thread ? Thanks!

So, probably not related to the wireless drivers... but after just over 12 days, the performance went from 140Mb+/sec down 12Mb/sec up, to 5Mb/sec down 0Mb/sec up. Rebooted the router and its all back to normal. If there is data I can gather when this sort of thing happens that can help debug it, pl...

So far, just confusing, no real drama (yet, you know those pesky kids just a matter of time )

Also seems odd that I can watch a system from the Bandwidth Distribution
page and the Up/Down there for the day doesn't match the values from the Quota for the day.

Were you able to see the same behavior from the quota rules?
As you probably noticed, I'm on your beta update for the WRT1900ACS, and I'm seeing the 'double rules' on that build as well.

Sounds good, it shows up as Version: 20160718-1.2.0
and I thought that since it looked like the date was 07/18 that it was from 1.9.1

Excellent! Loaded and running, will let you know if anything shows up. I added http://lantisproject.com/gargoyle_mvebu/newgui/default/ as a plugin source, but the list of plugins (after refresh) don't -appear- to have changed. Is there a way to know the build date or repository that a plugin is from?

I'm testing this and a new kernel version today. If you'd like to try it, you can download from here: http://lantisproject.com/gargoyle_mvebu/newgui/ I would also recommend adding this repository: http://lantisproject.com/gargoyle_mvebu/newgui/default/ This build also contains a new GUI for the int...

As an experiment I took out the .1 - .48 rule and just have the .60 - .66 rule along with the 'everything else' rule. I'm now seeing that part of the data for the .66 shows up as an individual line in the quota status page, as well as in the group line (it was doing most of the downloading, so was e...