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来自merlin改进，主要是针对华硕官方固件BUG修正和小的改进，非常稳定，重新启用一些被官方禁用的功能，主要改进查看下图：9 b/ L1 A! m; _! j6 y+ O
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Asuswrt-Merlin - build 3.0.0.4.220.18b (24-Sept-2012)
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! I( [- J2 S) `3 nAbout
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Asuswrt is the firmware developped by Asus for their newer routers. They are
& O* a/ v' `6 C* ?$ Ealso porting it to some of their older models, like the RT-56U and RT-N16.
0 n/ U6 K0 T3 m8 _' {) e6 C& cWhile originally based on Tomato-RT, Asus has disabled some of the
0 z( J. p5 F/ `: U( v- L8 I+ }original Tomato features, and added others.
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) K( Q% [) ?) Z0 y. I. ZAsuswrt-merlin is a customized version, which I am developping.
2 ?* C" Y0 x7 \4 y2 c) zThe goal is to do some bugfixes and minor enhancements to Asus's firmware,
' B9 }- }: J- ^, L) j& y {+ @/ v5 Owithout targeting at full-blown advanced featuresets such as provided by
/ u% y @. U6 U, ` dexcellent projects like Tomato or DD-WRT. Some of the features
3 d5 v+ O9 S* O& A4 s7 T/ J# ~/ Pthat had been disabled by Asus have also been re-enabled.
- y+ P$ J5 S* U5 ]7 B+ D! JThis aims to be a more restrained alternative for those who prefer to stay / b) |# @, ^3 S
closer to the original firmware, with limited risks of seeing new
7 J) }1 o5 k* tfeatures bring in new stability issues. I value stability over
: y; z6 S ^' J! C+ L( a6 s* sperformance, and performance over features.
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Supported devices are:
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9 Y" _0 t( C1 X$ t. oThese devices have experimental support (because I don't own one to test it):: M' `9 H9 U7 E! K0 E" q# S# M0 s P. `
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0 v" r! H- @2 S% tHere is a list of features that Asuswrt-merlin brings over the original firmware:
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- Based on the source code of release 3.0.0.4.220: f$ j$ o! j3 A1 T9 G+ [
- Various bugfixes (like the crash on VPN/NAT Loopback access of LAN devices)
+ \- f6 O! i9 Q E/ m- WakeOnLan web interface (with user-entered preset targets)$ l) B: e7 b# p5 z- V
- Persistent JFFS partition \$ S7 b6 C/ Y5 M+ W# y$ m) p
- User scripts that run on specific events$ _1 P- R0 [1 M7 j' P" f; x
- SSHD (through dropbear)/ W) m6 h/ m2 z: T
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- Crond
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the OUI database (ported from DD-WRT).5 E9 H0 {2 G; G8 w
- Optionally turn the WPS button into a radio enable/disable switch
* e( } I' U9 \, I: [0 I, R- Optionally save traffic stats to disk (USB or JFFS partition)
2 ] ^' d& C. V k; {- Display monthly traffic reports7 `" i2 o! N$ |6 A* `
- Display active/tracked network connections
4 H1 d* F9 V: y6 Q( q q, U- Allows tweaking TCP/UDP connection tracking timeouts9 G9 m- m, U2 t3 c$ z( `/ g
- CIFS client support (for mounting remote SMB share on the router)
/ _( e0 e! u6 f2 P( @- Layer7 iptables matching
* _0 v6 D. J+ L0 T8 @2 O$ {9 U& F- User-defined options for WAN DHCP queries (required by some ISPs)2 E7 ^; I) \# ?' T
- Name field on the DHCP reservation list4 g2 }/ J# k. ^# P$ m
- Improved NAT loopback (based on code from phuzi0n from the DD-WRT forums)
+ Q) v0 i% a5 w) y- Dual WAN support (both failover and load 5 h) Z5 C7 ?! r' @) Q
balancing supported) (EXPERIMENTAL) (RT-N66U, RT-AC66U)7 R B" `( C0 h% k
- Disk spindown after user-configurable inactivity timeout
* W& _, c3 r* p% j% \" Y# \- System info summary page# c3 E) R! k% W/ ^
- Wireless client IP, hostname, rate and rssi on the Wireless Log page/ b5 F1 |9 @0 Z% _
- OpenVPN client and server, based on code originally written by
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permission. (RT-N66U, RT-AC66U)
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Installation
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Simply flash it like any regular update. You should not need to reset to
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first time you flash a 64KB-enabled firmware (such as Asuswrt-merlin) it
9 b# @+ G. b) |2 N' w% n; `will wipe ALL your current settings and revert back to factory default!
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Usage
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8 [$ K6 Z2 Y) P% k& J% |& ]JFFS is a writable section of the flash memory (around 12 MB) which will
/ {- M' t: O$ { m4 w+ ?! z0 @( @allow you to store small files (such as scripts) inside the router without , b. i% T0 n5 o; _
needing to have a USB disk plugged in. This space will survive reboot (but
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: O* q# Z2 L8 NTo enable this option, go to the Administration page, under the System tab.
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. I: D/ o c x0 j1 p7 [First time you enable JFFS, it must be formatted. This can be done through
5 c: L( G: \# s3 O9 G+ Y. R8 O" E3 Rthe web page, same page where you enable it. Enabling/Disabling/Formating
9 i3 R# l2 A4 l4 x/ E- X. ~JFFS requires a reboot to take effect.3 D' }% ]/ h/ H/ R9 o
' }5 v0 a, }2 ^8 b6 qI do not recommend doing frequent writes to this area, as it will
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put files that are written once like scripts or kernel modules, or
$ o, S% m; l- p4 xthat rarely get written to (like once a day). Storing files that
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certain events occur. Those scripts must be saved in /jffs/scripts/ / c" v+ @2 h& {2 F" E% C4 P3 |
(so, JFFS must be enabled and formatted). Available scripts:6 a# ~1 _0 |) f. N0 v( M( J/ [! B
3 x1 x) z4 Y5 o$ _- services-start: Services are started (boot)6 Y+ J0 t- }3 p
- services-stop: Services are stopped (reboot)8 I' L" i) Q0 r; {6 P* t
- wan-start: WAN interface just come up (includes if it went down and back up)
' { D2 `* m9 c. y- firewall-start: Firewall is started (filter rules have been applied)% f+ k# x0 K, n) ?5 r5 U- X5 H
- nat-start: nat rules (i.e. port forwards and such) have been applied (nat table)
0 E* W; w6 r' ^8 t- init-start: Right after jffs is mounted, before any of the services get started$ }, X: P/ J p
- pre-mount: Just before a partition is mounted. Be careful with
F* ]/ O) @; o$ {! E* i this script. This is run in a blocking call and will block the mounting of the
) [' z8 J6 `6 l, M0 r partition for which it is invoked till its execution is complete. This is done
$ L. v$ Z( r. `7 E4 t so that it can be used for things like running e2fsck on the partition before ( K; F/ }# a5 } j
mounting. This script is also passed the device path being mounted as an
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. t. M% u9 J2 A8 d0 u/ C; g- post-mount: Just after a partition is mounted1 u% s9 A H' q6 a' p# ~3 d3 C
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! \& K( ^) x4 B8 a0 b5 g. a0 Q7 V# e chmod a+rx /jffs/scripts/*" p U, I' Z8 y9 M5 B) l) o% D
8 H9 ~2 E; U( ^And like any Linux script, they need to start with a shebang:
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which you can click afterward to wake up one of the listed computers, without 6 Q. } X/ q* E( E7 @0 h
having to remember their MAC addresses.
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SSH support (through Dropbear) was re-enabled. Password-based login will use 9 P# ?# N* p. d# z- ?
the same username and password as telnet/web access. You can also optionally
# { e" @( E. F- `" }0 j% rinsert a RSA public key there for keypair-based authentication. There
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; |" F' a7 ~4 J5 _I re-enabled HTTPS access in the firmware. From the Administration->System " K3 C& k6 I) T, b
page you can configure your router so it accepts connections on http, https
8 D2 _9 s7 _4 L; ior both. You can also change the https port to a different one
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0 y/ y# k$ [% V9 V" R4 WYou can configure the router so pressing the WPS button will
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Crond will automatically start at boot time. You can / J1 A q8 z+ K1 V5 `
put your cron tasks in /var/spool/cron/crontabs/ . The file
" W; O! A7 r: H. u! Lmust be named "admin" as this is the name of the system user., W" i, [) _1 a% x
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" T9 B4 j- v% C4 J4 J& [put your cron script somewhere such as in the jffs partition,
' V0 j6 \. t% J# W$ _( Zand at boot time copy it to /var/spool/cron/crontabs/ using
/ p% p0 b$ L% y2 Van init-start user script.+ T t O/ Z/ s d! ~+ X
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! s$ N' b2 ?! V1 _" v7 Z* Traffic history saving *9 {+ I! |1 ~; C0 {1 ]6 l/ M2 x4 h+ U8 E7 p
Under Tools -> Other Settings are options that will allow you
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router reboots (by default it is currently kept in RAM,
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) Z8 F' t/ t! rYou can save it to a custom location (for
' [# B% v3 Y; Z; r# Gexample, "/jffs/" if you have jffs enabled), or
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Save frequency is also configurable - it is recommended
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your flash memory. Make sure not to forget the trailing $ R8 V! Q9 m) w* i, ^
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{& ^; |" Q: x& O+ MUnder Tools -> Other Settings there are various parameters
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/ r+ X* L5 M4 r6 q3 S8 ?tracking for TCP and UDP connections. You should be careful with . K' A3 |9 ^' j N4 {
those settings. Most commonly, people will tweak the UDP timeout
* Y5 s3 y8 k) Z7 U4 \+ g) mvalues to make them more VoIP-friendly, by using smaller timeouts.( P/ w4 W2 E' S8 A4 Z! R' N8 n
Timeout values are in seconds.
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releases (probably because this is still work in progress).
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with USB but with other ethernet devices, which can be plugged
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interface. The second difference is that in addition to failover ) p( e& ~. U2 d B; B& ], S7 ^& |
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to configure a timeout value (in seconds) on the Tools -> Other Settings
) k. G- b! | J$ A6 npage. Plugged hard drives will stop spinning after being inactive + `! x' T: F# O+ G
for that specified period of time. Note that services like Download Master
% q% }- |+ c7 j# Q6 Mmight be generating background disk activity, preventing it from idling.
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OpenVPN is an SSL-based VPN technology that is provided as a
6 {4 {" h' p: f8 {2 u+ D" w0 Csecure alternative to the PPTP VPN already included by Asus.( s* Y/ O9 o2 ? D: i; q: N
OpenVPN is far more secure and more flexible, however it is ! Y% ~# W1 i, t. I6 b
not as easy to configure, and requires the installation of ) i! W3 I1 {/ _7 W# i/ l
a client software on your computer client. The client . f7 j* O. s( X
can be obtained through this download page:
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7 [5 K+ p+ `" P) W6 chttp://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/downloads.html
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Explaining the details of OpenVPN are beyond the scope of this & v1 q" H9 b. r. S/ y0 F
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Fortunately, there is a lot of available documentation and
q: a" g; ]% a$ x& P. D( lHowto guides out there. I tried to stick to the same option 9 Q# `- a# N2 ]" ~( L) m7 q1 w( A
descriptions as used by Tomato, so about any guide written
1 ]2 S; }& \( a( {7 R2 u' _for Tomato can easily be used to guide you on
; H6 s2 z. ]: ~& t) B# r$ rAsuswrt-Merlin. For pointers, check the Wiki on the Asuswrt-Merlin
* q. H; f4 Y3 g2 c, |+ I) ?' H3 bGithub repository.
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https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin
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3.0.0.4.220.18b:
% \, {7 p; A# c. D - NEW: Report both rx and tx rates on wifi connections( r9 s! f! Z$ j* `8 z
- FIXED: Handle cases where the wireless driver returns a speed of -1
: W M4 V/ U0 z( z! `( `4 ]8 z - FIXED: Removed rssi retrieval retries, as it would make the first access to6 i% g5 W9 T2 ]. t. h
the wireless page take forever if you had multiple connected clients.
3 T( E' ~' j/ a9 Z. t. \% r You will have to manually refresh the page the first time you access it
9 q2 K6 Q9 o$ @9 c8 h3 r' Z if the RSSI is reported as "??".
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3.0.0.4.220.18:- a1 ^0 k) E5 {. p Z9 i, |1 Z
- NEW: Added OpenVPN logging verbosity setting (vpn_loglevel, must be
2 k% }7 Z. W$ p. E) z/ z manually set to a value between 0 and 15, with 3 being the default).0 L! F( ]0 e' u( N, U5 r
- FIXED: Buffer overrun in init code that would crash the router when ! v" p) \9 u; z8 O0 o
too many features were enabled at compile time.5 l2 e# F% h1 }" x4 x; w+ l
- FIXED: Re-enabled DualWAN (RT-N66U, RT-AC66U)
- n, D2 u8 n& E9 I& |5 J& T: R - FIXED: Re-enabled Beceem (Wimax) support in RT-AC66U.' j; @7 L; w' ]! j, [
- FIXED: OpenVPN 'Start with WAN' and 'Respond to DNS' settings were
2 }* ^5 a# z2 k; U$ N- F/ p& O t9 P not properly saved.
% Z$ b, d% L9 e4 @3 x1 t$ n. E# C - FIXED: First time a client's rssi is polled it would return 0.
9 @' R2 R. N% E4 u" ~ - FIXED: post-mount user script wasn't executed (regression in 220.17)
0 J1 \, D! i9 W6 M - CHANGED: Added some info to the OpenVPN server and client pages., S1 V, B7 L' Z$ u* ~# y& F0 P" p
- CHANGED: Improved load time of the VPN Status page.
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- NEW: Rebased on 3.0.0.4.220, which includes:" [4 t4 W2 P$ C! j* `) K+ Y
* Fixes to IPv6 6rd
2 E8 }. a# f2 D |1 u * Fixes to AC66U Wifi + QoS
y/ ~- P$ v3 B, f' B8 E * AiCloud5 M; `' {. `& i7 A+ [ x; I4 z
* Interference mode once again enabled# s; i" V2 J0 A' _5 B
- NEW: Display last received rate and rssi for each clients on Wireless Log page.0 p6 g1 w7 i" G# T1 t
- FIXED: dnsmasq not listening to DNS requests from OpenVPN clients: P% C& [& x3 x$ K5 R
if you had just enabled the option on the webui.5 s/ f, s% }8 L, Y2 f
- FIXED: PPTP clients not always showing on VPN Status page.
& T) K' n5 I* h' d# P: | - CHANGED: Disabled DualWAN as it's currently broken in 220.3 z9 o' x; E( y- A: y2 d/ v
- CHANGED: Disabled Beceem Wimax support in RT-AC66U as it bricks
8 R' a0 K8 [" m/ T3 v# u: y the router.
2 t* L' L( a$ x. m6 O! `) k! q - CHANGED: Removed firmware update checker to avoid accidental3 H! g7 Y4 Z. x2 e$ A) N9 K! j
revert to original FW.
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3.0.0.3.178.16 Beta:
* b8 |" ]: _0 f - NEW: (RT-N66U, RT-AC66U) Implemented OpenVPN, based on code written by, x% {. n1 \$ p
Keith Moyer (from the Tomato project).
1 A3 e5 R! e) G. m5 f - NEW: Added crontab command! ~) k' j5 e) r* V$ E
- FIXED: (RT-AC66U) Would crash when accessing a LAN device through either ; G. x: V* h( j2 _. W
VPN or the NAT Loopback (GRO is now disabled for that device)9 L+ X6 i, s# V: ~
- FIXED: dnsmasq was listening to all interfaces by default, allowing
. | m9 d. J1 a e! z2 _9 C even dhcp requests to be serviced from the wan side if you. K& W* d- h2 J/ Q& }* X7 H
had the firewall disabled (Asus bug) (fixed by dev0id)' ?. Y/ }1 ^. r
- FIXED: Default disk idle spindown now set to 0 (disabled).' i% U7 R I# e8 O. {' J
- FIXED: Corrupted WOL list when using IE.
/ \; \0 U1 w) C+ r$ T/ G" C - CHANGED: Upgraded openssl to 1.0.0j.( K7 k! s7 }2 v- \0 [3 ^
- CHANGED: Included fully functional openssl command (will allow you to
7 ?; O$ _+ Q# w7 P create keypairs and certificates from the router).- K- ]: c4 z% _; Z# K) U# y' r
- CHANGED: Removed power adjustments from the Performance page, as they
, L0 I! A3 z3 ~; V are redundant, and not as reliable. N( L# h1 \- ]' ~2 F
- CHANGED: (RT-N16) Disabled Dual WAN, as it exhibited many issues, and I $ h+ @: q( t' P# f" y
am unable to work on them without an actual router.
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3.0.0.3.178.15:
& K! b! C- I( z, x - NEW: Rebased on 3.0.0.3.178. Notable fixes by Asus:& i. E7 p' r- K/ }
* Radio turns back on based on schedule
1 S; g. J! B* j * Reorganized QoS pages
4 A4 f9 x: E9 |% h) I9 o * Turning WAN DHCP connection off will first release current DHCP lease; O% }# o6 X2 B" H6 o
- NEW: RT-AC66U officialy supported, with all the same features as the RT-N66U.
! Y+ U" D _+ D; Q$ Y - NEW: (RT-AC66U) Implemented JFFS support. Limiting partition to 32 MB
. D; O r, b* M7 }; @ max, as using the whole 90+ MB available makes little sense for
2 |4 }& e7 I& E4 \- M. Z JFFS, and was also displaying some issues.
4 g _9 Z3 C: i9 { - NEW: Added nat-start user script, as NAT rules get applied separately from' i1 J3 }, p1 h {9 l! Z/ s; z+ k
other firewall rules (firewall-start changes to the nat table are $ R5 ~$ h( Y* w5 l
being overwritten when the router starts NAT)
4 t( n8 f9 B1 O+ l6 q - NEW: Added additional info to Sysinfo page
0 A. N4 V6 h, r - NEW: Added chroot applet* a/ n8 G. V% w' U, ~
- NEW: Option to allow SSH access from WAN
) }6 {' Y* @8 g4 _ - NEW: Option to exclude specific devices from idle spindown
& M% J" W: ~6 U( t( u: x& f - FIXED: Performance page now uses the new Sysinfo API, and is now able
% r0 m H# h; W: S$ F# O' m8 l to deal with cases where radios are disabled./ u. l% l" W% T. u1 L) ^ ^" `
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) v) @1 D# Q# d3.0.0.3.162.14b:+ N' W( c/ S3 P [3 T2 \& q
- FIXED: Web server would crash for some people when accessing$ c8 ?4 m. L( H- e: r& z7 X" Z
the Wireless Log page., c( Q, B( _# D1 _+ j8 x' y U. F
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3.0.0.3.162.14:
) b# M, j" w( k& X: a% D. J9 t) ~ - NEW: Spin down disks after (user-configurable) inactivity timeout
; p) U; ^$ d! L. o (using Jeff Gibbons' sd-idle-2.6)+ g2 U) s+ R; T% Y' v
- NEW: System information page under the Tools menu.' C; ]9 v( X" q2 y
- NEW: Station list on the Wireless Log page will now report associated9 |/ q) E( u( _5 h
IP and hostnames (when possible).6 X! x3 o4 v3 m" m# S" |" H
- CHANGED: Upgraded to MiniDLNA 1.0.25 (changelog:/ N' d3 C0 q6 |4 ]5 \
http://sourceforge.net/projects/minidlna/files/minidlna/1.0.25/)
/ D/ |3 a; h9 H; X - CHANGED: Better integration of the Run Cmd page.
) B- _4 v. p2 ` - FIXED: Incorrect left menu rendering when under the Tools menu.
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- NEW: Rebased on 3.0.0.3.162.% S' x- |' C4 ~: B
- CHANGED: Switched to WPS radio toggle code Asus added,
' f1 x- }) k/ J, Z6 @! [0 T) ? now on the Administration -> System tab.4 K/ v: \4 ~: e" F/ |0 P
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3.0.0.3.157.12 Beta:+ @1 T4 ]3 p# n0 I; t
This is based on unreleased Asus code, which they have
9 T# R; }& Q# f- ?3 g0 w4 wgraciously provided me with.+ ?( R v R( E* {- }
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- NEW: Rebased on 3.0.0.3.157. Notable changes from Asus:
, {5 X" `+ J. N# z, e2 ?9 r& U% _ . IPv6 tunnel memory leak fixed1 }+ L: o5 O) O8 y2 `# B
. They fixed many issues, making some of my patches
5 r5 I! |7 ~# l8 v$ @ no longer necessary, such as timezone DST, https auth, etc...# m8 V* [! ]! u: h4 e" ]- F
. Upgraded radvd/ ?9 `5 a4 f- b& n; K2 q2 n
- NEW: Added link to the command shell page in Tools menu.
) o2 V3 _: ~( i5 L$ d6 T - NEW: (RT-N16) Enabled power settings (EXPERIMENTAL)
7 W& M+ B5 r8 z) S9 D1 |. y8 ^ - NEW: Added "tee" command.
2 U( q1 _2 Q$ L9 S/ P/ t - FIXED: NAT loopback rules would actually NAT every lan to lan
4 ], X* k0 A1 \8 \1 a connections instead of only those needing the loopback" S+ P$ v. w4 ]- a6 }
(bug in Asus's code). Replaced with new code based on a% ]! y1 e8 c) L5 J
suggestion from Phuzi0n on the DD-WRT forums.. w5 |5 n% e( I3 z2 ?$ G
- FIXED: Accessing the WOL page would make it resend the last
" V' P* }$ c: i3 }3 ] WOL request.2 U& p% H3 w' B7 D
- FIXED: 'cru' was using 'root' instead of 'admin'
2 ~" l1 A& A8 W/ O - CHANGED: Re-enabled Dual WAN (EXPERIMENTAL)
3 y' c7 N, [+ H; l; _6 j5 K# R - CHANGED: Made tracked connections load async from rest of the page+ s' R6 _9 F( g9 G! O
- CHANGED: Increased hostname width on Connection status page
& P0 X: G0 d. e% n" G3 f+ n8 s - CHANGED: Improved WOL page functionality.
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/ c' Q% A7 x4 S1 M3.0.0.3.144.11 Beta:6 o" K2 N% |% I4 ^0 v
- NEW: Name field added to DHCP reservation list$ F& U8 g; u; B5 i4 i
- NEW: Webui option to enable resolving IPs on the Connections tab
$ K% e( O# p: P2 v- U - NEW: Store a list of computer MACs to use as WOL targets
6 V* f$ `/ ]! w+ {* k, {, I" C+ h - CHANGED: Increased dhcp options from 32 to 128 characters
1 c9 v3 v; h5 x' ?! E7 N4 [ - FIXED: Brought max PPTPD password lenght back to 32 chars (Asus had reduced4 X4 a+ q0 H: ]! W* w( l- s
it to 16 in recent versions) T- z6 D( Y" E* p/ y( v, q
- FIXED: Retrieve dhcpc options for the correct wan interface
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1 f2 R3 g) j) o/ W: e. ~/ o- z1 O3.0.0.3.144.10:" P& Z& V# u5 T4 Q" U- P" A
- NEW: Rebased on 3.0.0.3.144.' W5 p ?* R# T, b+ m
- NEW: Support for 64K NVRAM enabled. ***First flash will
% B$ I' S0 l* U wipe out ALL your settings! And you cannot restore
2 m" R% }' b0 W% ~ from saved settings - you must manually reconfigure
- {6 l" s6 V7 L! C7 P everything. Be warned!***' O8 ^( D6 P+ r% W& {9 N, A
- NEW: Enabled support for Broadcom Wimax devices* \; m! l$ U4 X* P
- NEW: Added cifs kernel module (for mounting remote SMB shares)
( M! Z6 y7 A. U. x: ]+ G9 O) c1 M - NEW: Added layer7 iptables matching
# [' _( X# ?& r+ X6 B+ J, T8 y8 X - NEW: Added user-options for DHCP on the WAN page
! ^% Q+ C) o0 M! X) D* H5 J8 l - FIXED: Router crashing when connecting to it over Wifi$ Y( c; d6 Y2 u$ @4 G/ P9 t
and running the newer QoS code (disabled GRO)
! k7 A: \8 x* d# f* C! o7 u - FIXED: Router crashing when connecting to a network ! S c! U" C- V% C
device behind the router from over a VPN
9 @' s" b' m$ h" O8 C6 \ connection (disabled GRO).7 I7 `: t& ~7 J( k, E
- FIXED: Incorrect timezone set unless enabling9 q& N! O+ s+ E; a5 o3 _" a, M
manual DST.
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7 H \9 b: F# Z9 I3.0.0.3.130.9:
% c6 l C+ r0 w4 s+ F7 } - NEW: Enabled new Dual WAN support from Asus. l' N p- n. P2 n: W2 E- u
- FIXED: no-ip DDNS entry would revert to Asus DDNS on webui
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3.0.0.3.130.8:
. c" a: g$ X# G5 f& K X$ ?+ w*** Reverting to factory defaults BEFORE and AFTER flashing
+ d4 C6 Q9 ~5 U) `this version is strongly recommended! The newer Asus code base ( s' k W) {, B: P
seems to have changed quite a few settings, so you'll want to
- z9 c! h* I0 X4 Wnot only start with the new default values, but also get rid ( b# g: P- P$ _. y
of obsolete settings. Otherwise you will be wasting a " i2 g- f9 P; [! H) M
good amount of the limited available nvram. ***
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- KNOWN ISSUE: Memory leak when using IPv6 (bug in Asus's code
+ y: j4 N1 h6 P and/or kernel code); }) N( T* V) Z4 O. J5 v
% ~1 b5 m( k! q& x - KNOWN ISSUE: PPTP VPN can randomly reboot the router if accessing 0 g: s! d7 U7 `
a LAN device behind the router. Workaround is to & a( _; K% Q; O& w' e) |) w- n
use an IP range outside of the local LAN
~/ n8 E$ \! R/ K7 f3 a (i.e. 10.0.0.0 instead of 192.168.1.0), and either
; N5 U M3 s' m: c4 Q/ t. O$ b R/ { set your VPN to use the VPN tunnel as default : X( D4 b% {$ p% s' v- H
gateway, or manually add a route to your VPN
, S' R( P5 X' ^( v! P1 s& z client.
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- NEW: Rebased patches on 3.0.0.4.130 (RT-N53U sources).4 ^/ r3 v$ ?7 I
Build 130 brings various code changes to IPv6, not sure
w* N+ Z# m& d+ P; W W6 R9 o) b what else (as I have no changelog between 112 and 130).
* s! ]9 B2 c2 V$ \! O n The QoS code remains from build 108, as build 130 is / G3 s( V8 J$ l3 _+ A, L- L
unstable.
# S/ C* F. I! n# x# w+ D( O( } - NEW: Added "diff" utility
3 ^$ X' j( ?0 U4 R/ p1 N - NEW: Keyword-based filter (new in 130)% r2 l5 G) U, M1 ~/ s, A, i
- FIXED: Firmware/settings can now be uploaded over HTTPS
x. a/ E% _2 k0 a' U1 J (bug fixed by Asus) P: ^( `" |0 o& f
- FIXED: Buffer overflow in networkmap that would cause garbled
; T9 t/ B: X5 ]. T5 b$ ]. K' Z device names to appear on the clists list (bug in
, p o# x% \( [' R K" S3 G" D Asus's code)
5 d+ @7 a# ]4 Z - FIXED: Firewall would break when applying a game preset that
* A( {: N1 ^% o% i0 [3 ~* H had multiple ports separated by a "," (bug in Asus's0 M% b8 o" e5 g1 F
code)1 P5 F& y7 Y9 }" X
- FIXED: WOL through webui wasn't working when IPv6 is enabled: T5 |3 J% M3 N" n
- FIXED: Memory leak in sit.ko (backported from Linux 2.6.25.3)4 L/ i3 z9 S" w- b4 [- p
- IMPROVED: /jffs/scripts/ will be created automatically if it4 \3 U1 K% H* u
doesn't exist (you must still make any new script : }% {. h; s, g& E) i* ~
executable using "chmod a+rx script_filename")
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9 t# a- L; w% {4 F$ o( k9 i* e# j3.0.0.3.108.7:* I8 U" n$ F0 Y- j5 V. ?
- NEW: Added no-ip.com support to DDNS (patch submitted by Igor Pavlov)2 D) L4 _ {5 H$ u& S3 D
- NEW: Added webui page under System Log to display active/tracked! b, j6 g6 s2 y- K; Q- U* ~: Z
network connections.1 q G& K% R# Z0 N4 |) k, |
- NEW: Added netstat-nat command.
: C F% z ?7 q% t( v+ v - NEW: Added pre-mount and post-mount user scripts (patch submitted by
) ?) [% f" `& ~4 Q Shantanu Goel)1 `5 P# ^+ d8 `; v
- NEW: Allows tweaking TCP/UDP connection tracking timeouts
+ n" k; Z5 j5 \4 j - FIXED: Removed check in Asus's code that would reject txpower > 80
! l( }( X. A6 O& M {* ~3 a; Z unless you clicked three times on Apply (?!).& v+ c# K9 [$ x1 q/ K
NOTE: Still not sure power setting even works, as I get; ?0 y, s: N+ O5 u Z( Z6 F
-80db from the other end of the house no matter if I use
: q) q/ I! f, T2 {' f6 u q 40 or 500 mW.
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3.0.0.3.108.6:
& P4 q; x: f, _$ { - NEW: HTTP access list (backported from build 112)
7 v$ {# \4 g8 m& X& b3 n) Z0 h - NEW: PPTP VPN encryption options (backported from build 112)
% ^7 H. w" c% _% W3 Z - FIXED: Traffic history location was't properly saved
' b6 _9 ?7 y7 e, f when changed in webui.% p: u' X& o, ?7 M
- FIXED: Disabled traffic history saving to nvram for now,
" t& O$ y3 d3 A: w. o' T( [" P) N to avoid people accidentally filling their limited nvram space.
( a& E/ k2 x! N) b - FIXED: Missing bottom pixels from the bottom of General menu/ T, X4 Z7 R, T5 L/ l; f
- FIXED: Removed invalid CSS attribute
& \: W6 I: f) c* ~ - FIXED: typo in VPN iptables entries (bug in Asus's code)$ ^6 b3 D3 g7 [3 w2 I3 x: ? A. i! q
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- NEW: Crond starts at boot time.
4 I' p3 t) q/ P6 c - NEW: init-start is a new user script that will be run early on
- q& R! Y6 w) m$ ^( y: y: A at boot time (right after jffs is mounted, and before any
/ L9 `0 r, d0 \4 g9 x- T* i service gets started), t8 v8 X$ X3 [/ k$ l" H
- NEW: Can save traffic history to a custom location (USB or
& g3 x% y+ _) R2 N0 g6 R JFFS, for instance) to preserve it between reboots.
3 o( f b( x. l" d$ A - NEW: Added Monthly traffic page (ported from Tomato)
1 t9 |3 A& X. ?. u - NEW: Added the Performance Tuning page (with temperature).
3 f8 X$ B% u1 O4 c) Q - FIXED: Webui authentication was bypassed by the web server (bug in2 Y& k, v0 ^0 W2 K) v- N+ \
Asus's code)5 u7 x- S+ ^; `. r
- FIXED: Httpd crash when uploading a FW or settings file over o6 A8 ?- R: b _5 B0 H# Z
https - should simply fail now. For now you have to
" l0 q' P! P+ p' T use http for flashing the FW or restoring your settings
' W& \% @* u, ~1 s- c6 K( i from a saved config file.) A w; d- z8 Z) c6 h
N; T+ l: e9 V' ]4 ]3 t9 h7 x/ }( J6 |5 W+ \
3.0.0.3.108.4:
& W% h" N3 e7 }4 J- `$ p* o! l - NEW: Clicking on the MAC address of an unidentified client will do a lookup in
& ~5 j2 z" L7 B6 ~( b the OUI database (ported from DD-WRT).
0 r1 y2 H( M( f - NEW: Added HTTPS access to web interface (configurable under Administration)
# P! ` [! h! N0 D3 _* | - NEW: Option to turn the WPS button into a radio on/off toggle (under Administration)1 B" ?" z/ S" @- \
- FIXED: sshd would start even if disabled- R9 F- ]& \1 ?. M
- CHANGE: Switched back to wol, as people report better compatibility with it.
) B4 Z8 g8 H1 K ether-wake remains available over Telnet.
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' T" G. A4 S; @ w- u3.0.0.3.108.3:
Z9 C9 B7 e7 q - NEW: JFFS support (mounted under /jffs) f* C z1 H F0 \; [) w) Y6 x
- NEW: services-start, services-stop, wan-start and firewall-start user scripts,' F J: q/ g( F/ f6 [6 Q
must be located in /jffs/scripts/ .
8 G1 ]$ d. X8 Z2 B* F - NEW: SSHD support* t* O0 B9 Z7 ^) O
- IMPROVED: Fleshed out this documentation, updated Contact info with SNB forum URL5 M& o0 |0 V0 U" [1 r
- CHANGE: Removed wol binary, and switched to ether-wake (from busybox) instead.9 t- L1 {% H* U. g
- CHANGE: Added "Merlin build" next to the firmware version on web interface.
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3.0.0.3.108.2:) T. M4 _' [$ Q$ p/ O. S) \
- NEW: Added WakeOnLan web page! h" [' g; M3 |; z) }0 G
: `$ h- P4 ]4 y8 }
( x, M% \) X3 d$ {/ u9 I3.0.0.3.108.1:3 A7 d. x3 }* R' {; l
- Initial release.
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Contact information
+ g; S& D K, k$ j! L* R-------------------
0 q* l5 @4 X" `4 eSmallNetBuilder forums (preferred method: http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=7047 as RMerlin) k, `) s5 V' o( I3 p
Asus Forums (http://vip.asus.com/forum/topic.aspx?board_id=11&model=RT-N66U%20(VER.B1)&SLanguage=en-us) as RMerlin.# p- m. z% |" {- G4 g" F) J1 s1 Z9 ~
Website: http://www.lostrealm.ca/9 i4 C- e9 L9 k, i" g& U+ \' |7 g. @
Github: https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin; c( E0 {4 G0 h: q/ W5 K
Email: rmerl@lostrealm.ca2 U* Q* S' X2 ^6 U
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RMerlinDev- Y8 u* L6 V% X h# i6 y2 Z; i( O9 Z. E
$ n4 c. g' T+ Z+ L ^: q% ODevelopment news will be posted on Twitter. You can also keep a closer eye
/ E$ G4 E# U- f9 Y( h6 Bon development as it happens through the Github site. p, t8 I, J2 t) s) N- T8 l
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For support question, plese use the SmallNetBuilder forums whenever possible, I regularily
5 Z' x1 D3 Z8 Z8 J2 q" Wpost there (in the Asus Wireless section).
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1 _: i- e7 _% a% a7 f" q( d: LDrop me a note if you are using this firmware and are enjoying it. If you really like it and want 7 B7 x3 u4 z: S, @0 I; l2 q6 s
to give more than a simple "Thank you", there is also a Paypal donation button on my website.
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