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I’m really glad to hear that! Appreciate you checking in

Using on Nano R4s no issues, only problem the dowload qos barchart (Graph) isnt working, upload is fine. Also will the R6S be added to your builds? Keep up the great work looking forward to a full release.

Are you using PPPoE by any chance?

I am using pppoe

choppyc wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 22, 2026 11:56 am

I am using pppoe

Another user reported this and I’ve confirmed the issue.
I’ve fixed it, I’m just doing a bit of regression testing on regular connections to make sure I’ve not screwed anything else up.

Keep an eye on this thread I’ll hopefully post a fixed version in the next week
viewtopic.php?p=67683#p67683

Are you using IPv6 as well? I am struggling to get a dual stack IPv4/6 test bed going here so I can’t test IPv6…
I have a suspicion that there are problems there too and I’d be happy to work with you to try and fix those too.

Will do, Thank you and keep up the great work, Yes i have Ipv6 and more than happy to help if i can.

choppyc wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 23, 2026 3:24 am

Will do, Thank you and keep up the great work, Yes i have Ipv6 and more than happy to help if i can.

viewtopic.php?p=67701#p67701

This should fix IPv4 graphs. I have a strong suspicion IPv6 would not work, and I’d be grateful if you could confirm that.
Thanks!

Graphs are working, ive tested very briefly using Fast.com, my laptop is using ipv6 and im seeing traffic and the graphs appear to be working when i run a speedtest. Is there any specfic test i can run? but at the face of it seems to be working.

choppyc wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 26, 2026 12:35 pm

Graphs are working, ive tested very briefly using Fast.com, my laptop is using ipv6 and im seeing traffic and the graphs appear to be working when i run a speedtest. Is there any specfic test i can run? but at the face of it seems to be working.

Try out an IPv6 only speedtest site and watch the download graphs for activity as it runs.
There's one which does ipv4 and ipv6 (one after another) where you would expect two distinct humps for the tests running.

Fast.com seems to use whatever your browser is using (so probably ipv6 if available), so you could set the graph to focus on your IPv6 address and again look for a spike.

I will be pleasantly surprised

used http://speedtestv6.tools.uebi.net/ and the graphs are working, could see traffic for upload and download.