Asus RT-N13U B1 - DD-wrt thread
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May not be two hours, just two minutes. Just upgrade/downgrade to a lower version. If it does not work, then surely you will have two hours of work
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axis.meister
Disciple
Which firmware build are you using? I had to experiment a lot with different builds and I am now on r19519(07/20/12) as suggested by another DD-wrt user, things are still not perfect but it is working for now.
I haven't had transmission stop working because of the load yet, but I do get loads around 100% often, especially when I use Samba to transfer downloaded files off the USB stick to the PC. Yes, I am using Samba, cos I just cant get the FTP to work
; I was experimenting with builds, configurations and partition types for the last 3-4 weeks and almost gave up on DD-WRT. But It is working for now(~1 week), only have Samba2 and transmission with 2-3 torrents running and high loads.The load figures on the router are very deceptive and confusing, when the bar on the status page shows 100%, the load figures on top show something like 1.2, 0.98, 0.95 ( I think these are supposed to be minute, hour and day running averages but they are not in % like the bar
). I have seen these figures reach 2.0(200% load? ) and the horizontal bar at 100% but still the router works fine.[DOUBLEPOST=1370335599][/DOUBLEPOST]
Don't they all do that?
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axis.meister
Disciple
@dinjo
I have some queries, I tried your method(from page 1) verbatim and it wouldn't work for me. The second partition wouldn't mount and when I did get them to mount through explicit commands in the startup, both my ext3 partitions were mounted as ext2; but now I have managed to solve all that and my configuration even though it is different is working(just about). In my case /opt is ext2 and /mnt is ext3; I had issues with both mounted as ext2 because after an abrupt poweroff, the partitions would have errors and I would have to remove the disk and run e2fsck in linux to repair it.
Now to my query:
You are piping(>>) a bunch of commands in your startup to the "/tmp/etc/config/fs.wanup", when does this script run? Is this some default script that runs automatically after WAN interface UP?
In my case this did not run, neither does the S99trans created in init.d, so I am running everything through my startup.
Also, the URL /URL invalidates the wget commands mentioned on the first page; one has to remove the URL /URL to be able to copy and paste the command in a terminal to run it.
I have some queries, I tried your method(from page 1) verbatim and it wouldn't work for me. The second partition wouldn't mount and when I did get them to mount through explicit commands in the startup, both my ext3 partitions were mounted as ext2; but now I have managed to solve all that and my configuration even though it is different is working(just about). In my case /opt is ext2 and /mnt is ext3; I had issues with both mounted as ext2 because after an abrupt poweroff, the partitions would have errors and I would have to remove the disk and run e2fsck in linux to repair it.
Now to my query:
You are piping(>>) a bunch of commands in your startup to the "/tmp/etc/config/fs.wanup", when does this script run? Is this some default script that runs automatically after WAN interface UP?
In my case this did not run, neither does the S99trans created in init.d, so I am running everything through my startup.
Also, the URL /URL invalidates the wget commands mentioned on the first page; one has to remove the URL /URL to be able to copy and paste the command in a terminal to run it.
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RajeshJ
Disciple
1) Your mount command should be similar to
mount /dev/sda2 /mnt
You can find sda or other by looking at First line in DDWRT > Services > USB
2)Mine is mounted also as ext2 , but my both partition are ext2
3) Yes One in a while i am too used to Unplug the Drive and attach to my VIrtual Ubuntu machine and e2fsk and fix for errors , In our locality 2 many random power cuts and USB not able to cope
4)/tmp/etc/config/fs.wanup yes , if i am not wrong it means it will run once wan is up ,
But currently i am not using it ,since newer Firmware have Ext2/3 driver support native
my startup config is
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5) Mine also starting transmission via startup script [Shown above]
6)
Previously I did find that tag , was shoing it as Link itself , think he or forum made some change[/FONT][/FONT][/color]
x) I am using Latest version and i find it stable
DD-WRT v24-sp2 (05/27/13) std
(SVN revision 21676)
EDIT - I am tired editing my post , forum keep adding weired HTML Tag in my post >.>
mount /dev/sda2 /mnt
You can find sda or other by looking at First line in DDWRT > Services > USB
2)Mine is mounted also as ext2 , but my both partition are ext2
3) Yes One in a while i am too used to Unplug the Drive and attach to my VIrtual Ubuntu machine and e2fsk and fix for errors , In our locality 2 many random power cuts and USB not able to cope
4)/tmp/etc/config/fs.wanup yes , if i am not wrong it means it will run once wan is up ,
But currently i am not using it ,since newer Firmware have Ext2/3 driver support native
my startup config is
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Code:
]sleep 3[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new]mount /dev/sda2 /mnt[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new]sleep 3[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new]echo "nobody:*:65000:65000:nobody:/mnt:/bin/false" >> /etc/passwd # Add nobody for samba share[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new]echo 1 > /sys/class/scsi_disk/0:0:0:0/allow_restart # To avoid HDD spindown[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new]/opt/bin/transmission-daemon -g /mnt/data/torrents/.config/transmission-daemon[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new]echo 128 > /sys/block/sda/device/max_sectors[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new]python /opt/share/pyload/pyLoadCore.py[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new][COLOR=#000000][FONT=courier new]5) Mine also starting transmission via startup script [Shown above]
6)
Code:
[FONT=georgia][COLOR=#000000]Also, [FONT=courier new]the URL /URL invalidates the wget commands mentioned on the first page; one has to remove the URL /URL to be able to copy and paste the command in a terminal to run it.Previously I did find that tag , was shoing it as Link itself , think he or forum made some change[/FONT][/FONT][/color]
x) I am using Latest version and i find it stable
DD-WRT v24-sp2 (05/27/13) std
(SVN revision 21676)
EDIT - I am tired editing my post , forum keep adding weired HTML Tag in my post >.>
axis.meister
Disciple
@RajeshJ
Thanks for your reply.
This is my startup now.
Based on our earlier discussion, I did upgrade to build from April 2013, but it kept mounting my ext3 partition as ext2. After a few days it would mount the ext3 to ext2 in "ro" mode and obviously torrents wouldnt work anymore till I did an e2fsck on the disk.
So I downgraded to the build from 20/07/2012 as suggested by another user here, and it still would mount everything to ext2. Eventually I figured out from the "dmesg" output that the ext3 drivers were not getting loaded at all, so I added the the lines to explicitly insmod the fs drivers.
I haven't had to do an e2fsck since then, and I attribute that to ext3. Journaling is supposed to prevent data corruption from abrupt power failures/write interruptions. That is the reason why I had asked you if resumes work for you.
I dont think downgrading to the lower version actually served any purpose, because it must have been because of the missing fs drivers that the partition was mounted to ext2. So I think I will upgrade to the latest build again, but right now I am not taking the chance of changing a working config. I cant figure out why fs.wanup or S99trans would not run for me, still stuck with Samba2 + higher loads and cant get ftp to run; but transmission is working and so is data transfer with Samba.
Thanks for your reply.
Code:
sleep 15
cd /
mkdir mnt
mkdir /tmp/etc/config
wget http://home.karneval.cz/10102207/fs.gz -P /tmp/root
tar -xvzf /tmp/root/fs.gz -C /tmp/root
sh /tmp/root/ext3
mount -t ext2 -o rw,relatime /dev/sda1 /opt
insmod jbd.ko
insmod mbcache.ko
insmod ext3.ko
sleep 10
mount -t ext3 -o rw,relatime /dev/sda2 /mnt
rm /tmp/root/*.ko /tmp/root/fs.gz /tmp/root/ext3
sleep 100
/opt/bin/transmission-daemon -g /tmp/mnt/data/torrents/.config/transmission-daemonThis is my startup now.
Based on our earlier discussion, I did upgrade to build from April 2013, but it kept mounting my ext3 partition as ext2. After a few days it would mount the ext3 to ext2 in "ro" mode and obviously torrents wouldnt work anymore till I did an e2fsck on the disk.
So I downgraded to the build from 20/07/2012 as suggested by another user here, and it still would mount everything to ext2. Eventually I figured out from the "dmesg" output that the ext3 drivers were not getting loaded at all, so I added the the lines to explicitly insmod the fs drivers.
I haven't had to do an e2fsck since then, and I attribute that to ext3. Journaling is supposed to prevent data corruption from abrupt power failures/write interruptions. That is the reason why I had asked you if resumes work for you.
I dont think downgrading to the lower version actually served any purpose, because it must have been because of the missing fs drivers that the partition was mounted to ext2. So I think I will upgrade to the latest build again, but right now I am not taking the chance of changing a working config. I cant figure out why fs.wanup or S99trans would not run for me, still stuck with Samba2 + higher loads and cant get ftp to run; but transmission is working and so is data transfer with Samba.
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RajeshJ
Disciple
Do u really need ftp?
by enabling file sharing like this below , u can open ur /Mnt partition by
typing following in start>Run
\\192.168.1.1\
From here u can graphically copy paste files and folders
After doing Fresh installation , i further reduced installed packages by installing only Transmission and its pre-requested packages
Code:
root@DD-WRT:~# ipkg list_installed
ipkg-opt - 0.99.163-10 - The Itsy Package Manager
libcurl - 7.24.0-1 - Curl is a command line tool for transferring files with URL syntax, supporting FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, GOPHER, TELNET, DICT, FI
libevent - 2.0.20-1 - libevent to implement an event loop
openssl - 0.9.7m-6 - Openssl provides the ssl implementation in libraries libcrypto and libssl, and is needed by many other applications and librari
transmission - 2.77-1 - Lightweight BitTorrent client and daemon, with web interface bundled.
uclibc-opt - 0.9.28-13 - micro C library for embedded Linux systems
zlib - 1.2.5-1 - zlib is a library implementing the 'deflate' compression system.ps
Code:
root@DD-WRT:~# ps
PID USER VSZ STAT COMMAND
1 root 1672 S /sbin/init noinitrd
2 root 0 SW [kthreadd]
3 root 0 SW [ksoftirqd/0]
5 root 0 SW [kworker/u:0]
6 root 0 SW< [khelper]
7 root 0 SW [sync_supers]
8 root 0 SW [bdi-default]
9 root 0 SW< [kblockd]
10 root 0 SW [kswapd0]
11 root 0 SW [fsnotify_mark]
12 root 0 SW< [crypto]
24 root 0 SW [mtdblock0]
25 root 0 SW [mtdblock1]
26 root 0 SW [mtdblock2]
27 root 0 SW [mtdblock3]
28 root 0 SW [mtdblock4]
29 root 0 SW [mtdblock5]
30 root 0 SW [kworker/u:1]
37 root 0 SW [kworker/0:1]
246 root 796 S /sbin/hotplug2 --set-rules-file /etc/hotplug2.rules --persistent
287 root 0 SW [khubd]
297 root 0 SW< [dwc_otg]
311 root 0 SW [scsi_eh_0]
313 root 0 SW [usb-storage]
320 root 0 SW [kworker/0:2]
415 root 1036 S -sh
432 root 0 SW [flush-8:0]
509 root 1028 R ps
577 root 2852 S /usr/sbin/nmbd -D --configfile=/tmp/smb.conf
580 root 3036 S /usr/sbin/smbd -D --configfile=/tmp/smb.conf
584 root 0 SW [RtmpCmdQTask]
642 root 1028 S telnetd
660 root 856 S dnsmasq --conf-file=/tmp/dnsmasq.conf
673 root 792 S cron
688 root 1668 S ttraff
1172 root 2548 S httpd -p 80
1196 root 1732 S resetbutton
1238 root 1664 S process_monitor
1356 root 5488 S /opt/bin/transmission-daemon -g /mnt/data/torrents/.config/transmission-daemon
1358 root 5488 S /opt/bin/transmission-daemon -g /mnt/data/torrents/.config/transmission-daemon
1359 root 5488 S /opt/bin/transmission-daemon -g /mnt/data/torrents/.config/transmission-daemon
1370 root 5488 S /opt/bin/transmission-daemon -g /mnt/data/torrents/.config/transmission-daemon
1650 root 796 S udhcpc -i vlan2 -p /var/run/udhcpc.pid -s /tmp/udhcpcIF ext3 partition really fixes error (self heals) then i will try to Reformat my drive to ext3 or ext4 , currently dipending on power cuts , iam forced to unmount Drive and do checkdisk from Ubuntu frequently
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axis.meister
Disciple
I have already configured Samba and it works fine, get around 4/4.5 MBps on average. I got the same/slightly better(5MBps avg) speeds with FTP when it worked, plus I have read that Samba is a major resource hog. So ultimately I would want to get rid of Samba and use FTP only.
I can see that you have reduced the number of installed optware packages, last time it was around 50.
As for ext3, I would strongly suggest you use it (it is simple, just run e2fsck -y /dev/sdXX to correct all errors and then run tune2fs -j /dev/sdXX to add the journal, no formatting ) . Unmounting drive often and running e2fsck must be really irritating since the check normally takes a lot of time. I have a 32GB USB stick connected, and the check typically runs for 15-20 minutes. I saw the hdd spindown line in your startup, so I guess you are using a mechanical USB HDD, and it must be taking a lot longer to run e2fsck on a large HDD.
Journaling is meant to improve availability and data integrity. What it does is it discards the incompletely written block in case of an failed write and keeps the filesystem consistent, so you recover from a power failure with a simple journal check which lasts about 30 seconds in Linux, instead of a full FS check on ext2 which can last for hours in case of huge HDDs.
I can see that you have reduced the number of installed optware packages, last time it was around 50.
As for ext3, I would strongly suggest you use it (it is simple, just run e2fsck -y /dev/sdXX to correct all errors and then run tune2fs -j /dev/sdXX to add the journal, no formatting
) . Unmounting drive often and running e2fsck must be really irritating since the check normally takes a lot of time. I have a 32GB USB stick connected, and the check typically runs for 15-20 minutes. I saw the hdd spindown line in your startup, so I guess you are using a mechanical USB HDD, and it must be taking a lot longer to run e2fsck on a large HDD.Journaling is meant to improve availability and data integrity. What it does is it discards the incompletely written block in case of an failed write and keeps the filesystem consistent, so you recover from a power failure with a simple journal check which lasts about 30 seconds in Linux, instead of a full FS check on ext2 which can last for hours in case of huge HDDs.
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RajeshJ
Disciple
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axis.meister
Disciple
I have Samba2, and yes it should give me 10mbps, but I am getting 4-4.5mbps in practice. It could also be a network issue, but I can live with 4-4.5mbps, since I am using only a 32GB USB stick and I transfer about a 1-2GB at a time.
RajeshJ
Disciple
I have already configured Samba and it works fine, get around 4/4.5 MBps on average. I got the same/slightly better(5MBps avg) speeds with FTP when it worked, plus I have read that Samba is a major resource hog. So ultimately I would want to get rid of Samba and use FTP only.
I can see that you have reduced the number of installed optware packages, last time it was around 50.
As for ext3, I would strongly suggest you use it (it is simple, just run e2fsck -y /dev/sdXX to correct all errors and then run tune2fs -j /dev/sdXX to add the journal, no formatting
Journaling is meant to improve availability and data integrity. What it does is it discards the incompletely written block in case of an failed write and keeps the filesystem consistent, so you recover from a power failure with a simple journal check which lasts about 30 seconds in Linux, instead of a full FS check on ext2 which can last for hours in case of huge HDDs.
Formated /mnt to ext3 and working Perfectly after using ext3 driver download method from 1st post
axis.meister
Disciple
Working without explicitly insmodding the filesystems then? I wonder why I have to insmod them.
In any case check after an unclean unmount of the FS and I am sure you wouldn't have inconsistencies.
In any case check after an unclean unmount of the FS and I am sure you wouldn't have inconsistencies.
has anyone got the cron jobs working.
to start and stop transmission at a given time or even pause and resume torrents will do.
got crappy broadband plans.
got a shutdown script but dont know how to run it at a given time
chmod 777 /opt/etc/shutdown.sh
to start and stop transmission at a given time or even pause and resume torrents will do.
got crappy broadband plans.
got a shutdown script but dont know how to run it at a given time
chmod 777 /opt/etc/shutdown.sh
Code:
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/45104910/shutdown.sh
prasanna3k
Recruit
Hi
I have a requirement for my Asus RT N13U B router flashed with DD-WRT.
Is there any way of knowing how long my internet has been up (not the router) and over a period of, say a month, how many times it has gone down and for how long? In other words, an Uptime report for a period.
I have a PPPoE connection that often goes down, however the local internet service provider says that it is always Up and working and the fault is on my side. I need a report to prove him wrong.
One way I can think of achieving this is to create a Cron job that pings some IP address (such as google.com) every 5 minutes and dumps the results (timestamp with success or failure status) in a csv file. I can then download the csv file and view it in Excel to do further calculations manually.
I do not have any idea on how to do all of the above or if there is a better way to do it.
Would welcome any suggestions from experts here.
Thanks
I have a requirement for my Asus RT N13U B router flashed with DD-WRT.
Is there any way of knowing how long my internet has been up (not the router) and over a period of, say a month, how many times it has gone down and for how long? In other words, an Uptime report for a period.
I have a PPPoE connection that often goes down, however the local internet service provider says that it is always Up and working and the fault is on my side. I need a report to prove him wrong.
One way I can think of achieving this is to create a Cron job that pings some IP address (such as google.com) every 5 minutes and dumps the results (timestamp with success or failure status) in a csv file. I can then download the csv file and view it in Excel to do further calculations manually.
I do not have any idea on how to do all of the above or if there is a better way to do it.
Would welcome any suggestions from experts here.
Thanks
prasanna3k
Recruit
Could you tell me what plugin it is and if possible, links to get it?
It is not for the ISP but I would see how much downtime they are having and then take it up to them and ask them to provide better service. Right now, I do not have any proof to show them that their internet service goes down far too often.
It is not for the ISP but I would see how much downtime they are having and then take it up to them and ask them to provide better service. Right now, I do not have any proof to show them that their internet service goes down far too often.