Unfortunately, miniupnpd hasn't bind to specific interface option. Seems to be it really urgent on routers...
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Hi,
Currently i'm using USB 3g modem in rt-n16 with the latest firmware.
i need to send some AT commands before making the connection and similarly after making the connection. With the help of additional AT commands option i could send pre-connection AT commands successfully. But i couldn't able to send AT commands after successful connection. Is there any way its possible?
I tried setting up post-firewall, but it was not successful.
Any help or some hint much appreciated
I just flashed r3668 and the reboot problem is still present...
unless... I have no harddrives attached, then it just reboots like a charm
not sure what goes wrong, still, since the pre-shutdown script is called.
Last edited by lly; 14-12-2011 at 10:11.
I'll try that tonight...
I just use the script wengi proposed in his how-to:
I have used that for a long long time without any issues#! /bin/sh
/opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung stop
sleep 10s
for i in `cat /proc/mounts | awk '/ext3/{print($1)}'` ; do
mount -oremount,ro $i
done
swapoff -a
sleep 1s
I have to note that the reboot without the harddrive attached did feel like it took longer than normal.
Last edited by lly; 15-12-2011 at 16:06.
I've succeeded with post-firewall script and now new problem is, post-firewall event doesn't fireup when the pppd(3G) connection disconnects and reconnects automatically. Any help here?
Basically i want to execute an script, after successful wan connection, similar to wan-up in tomato and i'm not sure whether this is possible here or not?
Do i need to do something special to activate fast-nat and get more dw/up speed wan-lan?
Hello guys,
I have a strange problem. After upgrading to rtn 3702 on my ASUS WL-500g Premium, mounting order of my partitions went FUBAR. I have three, SWAP, OPT and data partition, all was set in the FStab in previous version of the firmware. But after an update, the partitions get mounted automatically to some default mountpoints, and I am unable to locate the fstab in the /etc to specify the mount order. Remounting them manually of course solves the problem, but this is real pain in the ass to do after each reboot...
Any help appreciated.
Last edited by corwin_x; 11-02-2012 at 12:22.
You may try to mount partition by its labels. Here is an example:
Firmware tries to mount first avaliable partition at /tmp/mnt/diskX_Y and symlink it to /tmp/harddisk automatically.Code:$ cat /etc/fstab LABEL=SWAP none swap sw 0 0 LABEL=OPT /opt ext3 rw 1 1 LABEL=STORE /tmp/store ext3 rw 1 1 LABEL=DOWNLOADS /tmp/downloads ext3 rw 1 1 #LABEL=DOWNLOADS /tmp/downloads ext4 rw,barrier=0 1 1
Last edited by ryzhov_al; 11-02-2012 at 15:40. Reason: grammar
corwin_x
You have to read forums FAQ/tutorials more attentively. Flashfs content can be lost if upgrading from firmware with big difference in .trx size. You simply have to backup/restore it.
Moreover, fstab for 2.4 kernels (1.9.2.7-d) incompatible with 2.6 one (1.9.2.7-rtn).