RMerlinFeb 22

Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 has been released, alongside a Beta 2 release for the RT-BE92U (that platform is currently too unstable for a final release). The focus of this release is bugfixes and component updates.

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asuswrt-merlin-3006-102-7-is-now-available.96796/

Release - Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 is now available

Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 is now available, except for the RT-BE92U. The focus of this release is component updates and bugfixes, with the exception of the GT-BE19000AI which also received a GPL update. Note that due to remaining stability issues, the RT-BE92U will not get a final 3006.102.7...

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Show threadWilliam BlondelFeb 26
@RMerlin I have packet loss issues with my RT-BE92U (using it as a media bridge). Is this one of the issues you're referring to?
Show threadRMerlinFeb 26
@wblondel No, issues usually revolves around spontaneous reboots, clock resetting back to 1918, or Wifi dying.
Show threadfluxMar 1
@RMerlin @wblondel I wonder why the RT-BE92U is so problematic, it's the first ASUS router I've played with that I needed to start turning off features to get it to work properly.
Show threadRMerlinMar 1
@flux @wblondel There's an Ethernet-related bug that Asus has fixed internally but haven't released a fixed firmware yet. And there's a stability issue with the GPL version for it that I have merged, and will require an updated GPL.
Show threadWilliam BlondelMar 1
@RMerlin @flux apparently, there are many hardware versions of this router, but I can’t find any documentation online about them. Mine was HW 1.0 (I returned it today). The latest is 5.1 apparently.
Show threadflux
@wblondel @RMerlin It's fairly stable if you turn off all "advanced" features.
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Show threadRMerlinMar 1
@flux @wblondel Port 1 won't work properly if your ISP requires a VLAN tag, among other things.