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New in 1.4.1:

• Fixes bug a bug that can cause odd behavior in bandwidth monitor/quotas under some circumstances
• Fixes bug preventing SSIDs with single quotes in them from working (Thanks to Tomasz Fornal)
• Fixes bug causing ddns updater to leave connections in CLOSE_WAIT status (thanks to forum user mackoj for this fix)
• Two new themes available as packages: "Dark One" and "Xeye"

my TL-WR1043ND is very unstable (reboot loop) with 1.4.1 so I have reverted back to 1.4.0.

I tried this on a new WNDR3700 v1.

WAN Client function is broken again for me (like in 1.3.x builds after 1.3.14) and the dual band function did not show up.

I downgraded to 1.3.14 and it works perfectly-connects via WAN Client function and Dual Band show up. Haven't tested 5Ghz yet.

Thanks for the new build!

Edit: 5Ghz works perfectly. This is all at 20Mhz. I'm not using 40Mhz.

No wireless channel above 11 yet (Etsi)
Running on fonera 2100 for a week to see how it behaves .

@ eric, something broke in the latest update. one cannot apply changes to settings in the qos tab. both upload/dowload tabs. i have verified in both wndr3700v1 and wrt400n. sorry to be more specific these tabs are located in the firewall tab. if i go back t0 1.4.0 everything works.

There's a problem, with USB and Wi-Fi on Asus WL-500-gP V2 (http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/vi ... f=8&t=1638).

I am concerned about some of these reported stability issues, but I have yet to be able to replicate the stability issues on my 1043ND, so I'm not sure what to do. I suspect these are upstream (OpenWrt) issues, so the solution may be to wait and see if they get corrected in newer versions of OpenWrt.

When reporting stability issues could you please report exactly what behavior you are seeing: Is the connection going down for only wireless clients, or only wired clients or both? Is the router rebooting? How much uptime are you seeing before the problem presents itself? If it's a wireless problem, how many connected hosts are there before the router goes down? Did you do anything immediately before the router started behaving strangely, or did the problem occur spontaneously? Specifics will (hopefully) help track down exactly what is going on.

Trailblazer: Do you mean wireless client mode? This is the first I've heard that it might be broken. It's possible that newer OpenWrt versions may have broken this since the last release. I will look into this problem.

Iceron80: I've managed to reproduce this issue with QoS on 1.4.1 and committed a fix. I'll make a new release with this fixed shortly.

olo: That's not a bug, USB storage functionality was never implemented for Broadcom devices with a USB port.

Hello Eric
Yes the router was rebooting (at least "Uptime" was reset every time).
It rebooted every few minutes, I only had enough time to log into the webinterface and make a few changes, then it rebooted again.
I also tried to install the firmware again, but with the same result.

It is actually also rebooting with 1.4.0, but only once/twice a day. When I get the time, will I try to track down what happens when it is rebooting.

On g300nh I haven't have any stability issues at all with any of the last 4-5 versions, and my uptime and connected hosts uptime keeps going until I have to reboot for an update. And I really put a hard load on and and lots of bandwidth (45mbit internet connection).

I have my WR1043 stable after recovered from safe mode. Please see my post here.