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Lantis wrote:You need to purge everything in /usr/data/bwmon/ to stop it rebooting.
The last line in the log is the clue.

Confirmed - Removing all files in /usr/data/bwmon stopped the reboots.
Thanks.

So it is related to Daylight Saving Time?
Will it happen every 6 months?

Running this buind on TL-WDR3600 with Huawei E3372 HiLink. Wanted to test all DFS channels and started with channel 52. This lead to the router crashing again and again. One minute (DFS check time?) after the asterisk turn solid it crashes. I didn't power it off yet. Here are the logread and logread...

Great

Maybe the chosen channel should remain in the dropdown as "56 (DFS)" and a new box right to the dropdown could show the actual channel "40" ?

In this way the user can still see how he configured it.

The GUI still reports channel 56 but plain iwinfo reports 40 :) root@Gargoyle:~# iwinfo wlan1 ESSID: "Gargoyle 5GHz" Access Point: (MAC hidden) Mode: Master Channel: 40 (5.200 GHz) Tx-Power: 15 dBm Link Quality: unknown/70 Signal: unknown Noise: -92 dBm Bit Rate: unknown Encryption: WPA2 P...

In Connection | Basic | Wireless. Dropdown "Wireless Channel (5GHz)" A) How about marking DFS channels, and make a "more info" link explaining DFS? Example for EU: 36 40 44 48 52 (DFS) 56 (DFS) and so on. And info like: "Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) means the channel mi...

Thanks for the build.
Flashed TL-WDR3600 without problems.
Did a basic test and it looks good.

Tested on TL-WDR3600 with wired WAN and HiLink modem. I didn't see any problems only a very small glitch. When I change WAN | Connect via and hit 'Save Changes' the IP of the previous connection is still in 'Current IP:'. If I update the page (F5) the 'Current IP:' is updated to the current IP. Noth...

Just when I was testing a new build was released.
I'll test feb 20 build and report in that thread.

On the Archer C7 v2 setting "Wireless Channel (5GHz):" to 52 causes wireless AC to not work. Setting to channel 36 allows it to work. Did you set your country? # uci set wireless.radio0.country=XX # uci set wireless.radio1.country=XX # uci commit wireless # wifi List of countries: https:/...

I have been reflashing to try to reproduce the issues I had in the first place but failed.

So YES it's working as expected.

What a great project.