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Here's what I did:

- upgrade to new build, do not preserve settings
- configured Eastern Time Zone, continued to configure as normal (wireless settings, IP, DHCP, restrictions, etc)
- used it as normal (streamed a movie, browsed websites, etc)
- noticed that a restriction came into place incorrectly (due to router time being at UTC time instead of EDT/EST)
- logged into router, went to System menu, rebooted
- noticed the router was continuously rebooting

According to Lantis, it must have been the usage with router at UTC time zone that caused it...

UTC time zone

yep that was what my router was stuck on

Just do a fresh upgrade on a C7 and the same problem



Should be NZDT

I can now reliably reproduce this bug so I'm sure we can get to the bottom of it.

Question, the 3 of us who can report this bug, are we all in tomezones where daylight savings (sunmertime) is currently in effect?

I was yesterday... over night we changed to Standard time and I haven't tried to reproduce it again (to minimize the impact on my family)

Question, the 3 of us who can report this bug, are we all in tomezones where daylight savings (sunmertime) is currently in effect?

yes

I was yesterday... over night we changed to Standard time and I haven't tried to reproduce it again (to minimize the impact on my family)

I have to wait many months to switch back

to minimize the impact on my family

Tell them its for a greater good

Just manually applied the changes from f8e8be5 to my router and it seems fine to me

I think my boot process may be hanging at S60nfsd.
A lot of the processes that should start after this don't start.
The most notable symptom is the status LED never switches to solid because S95done never runs.

Also when i issue a "reboot", it gets stuck until i forcefully quit the nsfd process.

Lantis: With the latest fix, f8e8be5, either install a fresh build with the fix (not preserving settings), or save the time in System/Time section again. Does the reboot problem persist?