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get a serial cablechojny65 wrote:...I wonder how to cope with the change of time - last year was the "brick"
I am happy to give more information or est stuff if it helps.ghorvath wrote: I have flashed the new 1.9.x sysupgrade firmware, but I did not even get to set up qos, because I noticed that some of the pages do not preserve the settings properly. E.g. dynamic dns page does not save the setting, even if I click save settings. Or the port forwarding does not preserve settings, either. I set up 5 port forwards, and when I clicked save, it only remembered the first 2. Then I rebooted the device, and it forgot even those 2 settings. The Connection/Basic and Connection/DHCP settings seemed to hold through several reboots. And the device never rebooted accidentally, but again, I did not dare to set the qos knowing that some parts do not function properly.
It really is a shame, because it seemed like that at least the free space on the device was much more than before (e.g. 448 kbytes instead of 320, as with 1.9.1).
You preserved settingghorvath wrote:I have flashed this firmware on a TP-Link WR841N v11, but some things did not work properly. I have detailed them in this post:
http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/vi ... 063#p41063
but for convenience, I copy-paste the relevant information here, as well:I am happy to give more information or est stuff if it helps.ghorvath wrote: I have flashed the new 1.9.x sysupgrade firmware, but I did not even get to set up qos, because I noticed that some of the pages do not preserve the settings properly. E.g. dynamic dns page does not save the setting, even if I click save settings. Or the port forwarding does not preserve settings, either. I set up 5 port forwards, and when I clicked save, it only remembered the first 2. Then I rebooted the device, and it forgot even those 2 settings. The Connection/Basic and Connection/DHCP settings seemed to hold through several reboots. And the device never rebooted accidentally, but again, I did not dare to set the qos knowing that some parts do not function properly.
It really is a shame, because it seemed like that at least the free space on the device was much more than before (e.g. 448 kbytes instead of 320, as with 1.9.1).
Thank you for the great effort.