The newest (r32402) is near the bottom of the page on page 101 of this thread, the previous version is further up the same page.
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perfect, thanks..it was that i was not logged in yet...thanks!
brings me to my next question for all....i was running 31971 from 3/30 with success...
i updated to 32170 and it started sporadically rebooting on its own...all lights would go off on the router for a blip, and then back on and work for a bit...this happens just under normal use and nothing i can see would trigger it...no settings changed between firmware (and now on 32402 and still happening)
anyone have any thoughts? i might just drop back down to 31971
Joined: 18 Aug 2009 Posts: 597 Location: Antigua/Seattle
Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2017 2:13 Post subject:
eoddc5 wrote:
fubarite wrote:
The newest (r32402) is near the bottom of the page on page 101 of this thread, the previous version is further up the same page.
You need to be logged in to the forum for the download links to be visible.
perfect, thanks..it was that i was not logged in yet...thanks!
brings me to my next question for all....i was running 31971 from 3/30 with success...
i updated to 32170 and it started sporadically rebooting on its own...all lights would go off on the router for a blip, and then back on and work for a bit...this happens just under normal use and nothing i can see would trigger it...no settings changed between firmware (and now on 32402 and still happening)
anyone have any thoughts? i might just drop back down to 31971
That issue is unique to YOU.
So I'd make absolutely sure you aren't trying to load any old configuration files, at this point you should clear the NVRAM.
You can do a quick google for instructions on how to do that.
There is NO reason this firmware would have the issue you describe other then you have leftovers and you need to completely clear the NVRAM, then unless your router is physically defective you should be fine.
The newest (r32402) is near the bottom of the page on page 101 of this thread, the previous version is further up the same page.
You need to be logged in to the forum for the download links to be visible.
perfect, thanks..it was that i was not logged in yet...thanks!
brings me to my next question for all....i was running 31971 from 3/30 with success...
i updated to 32170 and it started sporadically rebooting on its own...all lights would go off on the router for a blip, and then back on and work for a bit...this happens just under normal use and nothing i can see would trigger it...no settings changed between firmware (and now on 32402 and still happening)
anyone have any thoughts? i might just drop back down to 31971
That issue is unique to YOU.
So I'd make absolutely sure you aren't trying to load any old configuration files, at this point you should clear the NVRAM.
You can do a quick google for instructions on how to do that.
There is NO reason this firmware would have the issue you describe other then you have leftovers and you need to completely clear the NVRAM, then unless your router is physically defective you should be fine.
Could be bad download of corrupt file..I usually download file 2 times then run digestIT 2004 and create md5 hash checksum and insure both numbers are the same
Joined: 13 Jun 2006 Posts: 1608 Location: SE Michigan USA
Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2017 17:38 Post subject:
Been running r32402 for several days now on my wrt3200. Had a reboot on Monday due to install of different Internet provider. Today had a case where the 5GHz was broadcasting, but when you tried to connect just set in connecting state. Another interesting thing is when I sshed into the router to do a reboot it hung. Since I have folks that get cranky if there is Internet outage, I decided to install davidc502 latest LEDE build. Have run it in the past without issue. Was following Brainslayer and his builds and was not having issues until today.
Am sure that a reboot would have fixed, but would have had a unhappy wife and teen girl complaining if this continued.
So there are two separate CPU ports for 3200ACM...?
Are they just two separate ports are two CPUS??
My Vlan configurations went under the assumption port 5 was CPU for the WAN and port 6 was CPU for the LAN, but based on that graphic it should actually be the reverse?
Using username "root".
DD-WRT v3.0-r31791 std (c) 2017 NewMedia-NET GmbH
Release: 03/30/17
Authenticating with public key "rsa-key-20120810"
==========================================================
root@DD-WRT b9:2d:29:~# swconfig dev switch0 show
Failed to connect to the switch. Use the "list" command to see which switches are available.
root@DD-WRT b9:2d:29:~# swconfig dev switch0 list
swconfig list
swconfig dev <dev> [port <port>|vlan <vlan>] (help|set <key> <value>|get <key>|load <config>|show)
root@DD-WRT b9:2d:29:~#
bullshit. do not use this rotten firmware. the wrt3200acm has the same switch as the 1900 and 1200 series
Joined: 06 Jun 2006 Posts: 7492 Location: Dresden, Germany
Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2017 5:58 Post subject:
dance85 wrote:
Can anyone ever answer my posts?
its not yet implemented. i played with such options before but failed with most harddrives. they never switched of. but i will work on this _________________ "So you tried to use the computer and it started smoking? Sounds like a Mac to me.." - Louis Rossmann https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eL_5YDRWqGE&t=60s
Joined: 11 Feb 2016 Posts: 198 Location: South London
Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2017 8:49 Post subject:
dance85 wrote:
Hi guys, can I turn off a hard disk automatically whenever you do not use it for a certain time and then do you reactivate it automatically when you're questioned? thank you so much
Not sure if this helps but i use a Seagate Expansion drive with DD-WRT and used the Seagate tools to set a time to shutdown then plugged the drive back into my Router which worked ok
Oh great .. do I install it inside the router with optware?
No, I believe its a tool you would use in windows, while having the drive plugged in.
It basically writes the time-out to the device itself (the cradle I believe). So it's not reliant on any service running on whatever you have it plugged into.
