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Not quite yet, give me a few more days.
I’ve only tested x86/64 and mediatek/filogic, and have only committed the former.

I’m doing a bulk update of all packages to their latest available (I’m past halfway). Will then check all targets compile successfully and push them in.

You are correct that there is an issue. It has been resolved in February 2024.
If you run 1.15.x you will not have this issue.
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Search on the command line with grep is probably easier to find things. grep -r “Add Static IP Address” /www A lot of the strings are in the /www/i18n/ directory so that the GUI can support translation to other languages. The SH files in /www drive the display of data. Language strings are reference...

Thanks I’ll clean those up. They don’t cause any issues if you’re not using IPv6. They help clean up the data.
To confirm, you’re not using IPv6?

Underscore will probably not cause the underlying issue, but it will be blocked by the GUI once you apply the patch. Strictly speaking RFC1123 does not appear to permit underscores. In practice they are used globally in DNS but this is undefined behaviour I suppose. If you want to apply the patch yo...

I fixed this is May last year, you must be running an older version?
https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargo ... 1de5a57980

If you don’t want to upgrade you can manually apply the above patch if you wish.

What are you adding to your Static IPs?
Does the hostname contain any special characters by any chance?
By special characters, anything that is not A-Z, 0-9 or a dash "-"?

This bug sounds (on the surface) like an invalid hostname causing dnsmasq to crash which breaks your DNS resolving.

Ah yes apologies I forgot to address that. The wrt32x (and the wrt1900ac v1) had small kernel partitions which had to be resized to fit the modern kernel. This requires you to flash the factory image instead of the sysupgrade image. If you upgraded in small steps (1.12 > 1.13 > 1.14 > 1.15) you woul...

Guest Network - Confirmed a bug, thanks for reporting it. This is only triggered if on the very first configuration you make on a fresh flash you enable Guest Network, and is specific to mvebu devices only. Workaround: Create your normal network first, refresh the page, then enable the guest networ...

If you have another wifi device which can have a wifi scanner app installed on it, that would be the best way to verify as you usually get a visual display and you would spot that it is now occupying double channel width. Otherwise if everything is playing nicely, client negotiated connection speeds...