Joined: 21 Jul 2006 Posts: 1898 Location: Fortaleza Ce Brazil
Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2016 0:11 Post subject: 29000 ( 29015 ) ( 29020 ) Kernel 4.4 <> BACK to 3.10
Its working in my R7000
Lets wait a while for issues ( If there are )
Thanks devs
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Last edited by stalonge on Thu Feb 04, 2016 2:46; edited 4 times in total
Odd, ddup says I'm using the latest version on my r7000.
Flashed it giving it the address instead of --flash-latest and it worked fine. I've never done one this early, wondering if it didn't like that it was "in the future" with a date of 2/1 when it's 1/31 here.
Last edited by dpeters11 on Mon Feb 01, 2016 0:47; edited 1 time in total
Has anyone seen a change log for this yet? Curious before updating my R8500 (which, by the way, has been WAY more stable on 28815 after doing a reset and only restoring port forwards and dhcp reservations with a modified frater script).
netgear ac1450
ddup --flash-latest worked fine.
I've had problems accessing lighttpd webserver with both 4.4 kernel builds. Both http and https refuse access. All else seems ok for now. I never had any stability issues with 28815.
edit: I managed to get access to the webserver by temporarily enabling wan access and logging in. After I disabled wan access I retained access the server. Not quite sure what is going on. I happened with 3 different browsers so I doubt it was a cache issue.
ddup relies upon Kong updating a list on his end which your local router reaches out to, asking "is there a newer version of firmwar, I am running X."
If Kong doesn't update the list to include the newest firmware then ddup responds to your ddup request with "you have the latest."
Sometimes Kong doesn't get to that step before people run ddup --latest
Nothing is broke or wrong.
dpeters11 wrote:
Odd, ddup says I'm using the latest version on my r7000.
Flashed it giving it the address instead of --flash-latest and it worked fine. I've never done one this early, wondering if it didn't like that it was "in the future" with a date of 2/1 when it's 1/31 here.
_________________ Router currently owned:
Netgear R7800 - Router
Netgear R7000 - AP mode
So far the build is working fine on my R8000. If I see any crashes / restarts that plagued me with the last build, I will report them.
Under processes, I noticed two instances of radvd. I don't recall seeing two in past builds. Is that normal?
Yes, two radvd processes is normal. I'm a little surprised that dd-wrt hasn't switched to dnsmasq for this by now, but until the developers do that, this is normal.
Just upgraded my R8500. Went very smoothly with no reset of settings. But these settings were all brand new with 28815M (and had been up for 3 days straight, no freezes or random reboots).
The only issue I'm seeing thus far is that IPv6 on my Comcast connection doesn't come up right away. I have to go to Wireless > Basic Settings and click Apply. The router goes offline for about 30 seconds and when it comes back, IPv6 (and everything else) functions as expected. If I simply go to the Setup > IPV6 tab and click "Apply" it goes offline for about 2 seconds before it comes back, but IPv6 is not up.
Seems to need something with the more comprehensive reset that happens on the Wireless screen.
One note: I am doing MAC address cloning on my WAN port, so if it's trying to do IPv6 before that MAC address is reprogrammed, that would explain why it doesn't work on initial boot. IPv4 works perfectly fine regardless.
Router: Netgear R8000
Firmware: DD-WRT v3.0-r29000M kongac (02/01/16)
Kernel: Linux 4.4.1 #32 SMP Sun Jan 31 22:47:49 CET 2016 armv7l
Status: Working & Testing
Reset: No, but reset on last revision (01/15/16)
Errors: None so far _________________ pfSense i7-4510U + 2x Intel 82574 + 2x Intel i350 Mini-ITX Build
940/880 mbit Fiber Internet from FiOS
Dell PowerConnect 2716 Gigabit Switch
Netgear R8000 AP, running DD-WRT
Asus RT-66U AP, running DD-WRT
