the other thing is your current build is too old and i believe its not a bad idea to save your settings on a txt file copy paste and erase nvram after the update..and rebuild manually that's what i'd ve do....and i do it from time to time.... _________________ Atheros
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ok, many thanks for the help. I am most curiois about my usb / nas settings, but its a good feature to display password as cleartype to make screenshot to better have all together after upgrade.
ok, many thanks for the help. I am most curiois about my usb / nas settings, but its a good feature to display password as cleartype to make screenshot to better have all together after upgrade.
correct? shall better wait for the wpa2 fix to be in, or?
If it were me I'd take the time now to flash a new build now and reconfigure everything - then just flash the next fixed build. The 2nd flash is likely gonna be fine without any reset (I haven't been reseting my R7000 for a long time now).
On a side note, I use a small script I cooked up to restore _ONLY_ the nvram settings I care about (I didn't have time to weed through the other nvram_restore script's thread, so just wrote my own). The router basically can reconfigure itself from scratch as long as there's USB enabled. I'd post it here in case it'd be helpful:
There's a couple assumptions/conditions in the script:
1. a USB drive is mounted on /jffs (there's a line to unmount a /opt too before reboot, but you can take it out).
2. a nvram_data exist at the same level as the script. It contains a number of config .var files your nvram data. An example of that is also attached
That's basically it. Once you've taken the pain to identify and put the nvram variables you care about in the .var files, every reset will be a breeze.
** Most importantly, this leaves all the _other_ nvram variables (potentially those Kong/BS have tweaked) to the default in any given build.
how can i reset all settings. reset ro factory or can i run a command? i fear my settings do not work completly as expected, cause i had 1 downtime already.
Power-up your R7000 with no cables connected and wait about 3min to fulley boot up then press and hold the reset button and when all the LEDs goes out release the reset button. After it reboots connect your cable and goto 192.168.1.1 (router default address) and you should see the screen to enter a new password and you're good to manually configure your R7000. _________________ Home Network on Telus 1Gb PureFibre - 10GbE Copper Backbone
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and everything works and iam on the newest release. wow ... thumbs up