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It looks like a new firmware upgrade is rolling out.
Firmware version 3.0.0.4.388_24709
– Release Note –New Add:
– WPA Encryption Settings Update. Added new configuration options for WPA encryption, including the option to select AES for improved client compatibility.
This setting can be found under “Network > Main Network”.Bug Fixes and Enhancements:
– Addressed potential irregularities in AiProtection.
– Corrected the issue where the wireless network settings page disappears in AP mode on the WebGUI.
– Enhanced AiCloud password protection mechanisms, safeguarding against unauthorized access attempts.
– Enhanced input parameter handling techniques to improve data processing stability and system security.
– Enhance system access control mechanisms.
– Enhanced security of system command processing to guard against potential malicious operations.
– Fixed compatibility issues with older models, preventing WiFi malfunctions after SDN settings.
– Fixed connectivity issue with Apple wireless devices.
– Fixed an issue that could lead to system failures following a reboot.
– Fixed the malfunction of the “Prefer AP” feature.
– Fixed the issue where devices do not appear in the client list after connecting to the ASUS router.
– Fixed UI issues during VPN file export.
– Improved AiMesh backhaul stability.
– Improved web rendering engine, enhancing browsing experience and security.
– Optimized memory management mechanisms, improving system efficiency and stability.
– Optimized stability and efficiency of the AiMesh system.
– Perfected JavaScript-related security mechanisms, offering a more secure web interaction environment.
– Resolved LAN device disconnections after SDN configuration.
– Strengthened input validation and data processing workflows, further protecting your information security.Liked by:You need to login in order to vote
Great news and thank you for sharing
FWIW: some of the newer firmware releases across a range of ASUS routers are causing issues with IOT devices not reconnecting after upgrade, seems newer firmwares are changing Authentication Method to โWPA2/WPA3-Personalโ for all Wi-Fi bands rather than what they where set to previously.
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Anyone know why I’m getting “kernel: CPU: 2 PID: 15279 Comm: lighttpd Tainted: P O 4.1.52 #2” messages in my system log (log attached)?
It started happening after I updated the firmware yesterday.
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Shoots that easy theory out the window
The log message is telling us that the “lighttpd” command has crashed.
Lighttpd is a lightweight and efficient web server that is configured on ASUS routers running AiCloud I believe.
It does seem to be happening a lot looking at your logs and is a fairly common problem, have you noticed any changes, are you using AiCloud ?
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Try a second Power Cycle, was you using AiCloud before the firmware upgrade ?In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).
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Sorry I should have given you a straight answer before. No I hadn’t used AiCloud / DDNS before the firmware upgrade, but I had noticed the lighttpd Tainted error messages in previous versions, but didn’t really take much notice because they were very few and far between. However, since this upgrade, my system log has been full of them, there are over 100 occurrences in the log since 09:00 this morning.
I’ll disable the DDNS and AiCloud, clear the system log and get back to you with the results.
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Good news so far. I disabled my AiCloud but left the DDNS enabled and I’ve not had one lighttpd Tainted error message yet.
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It looks like turning off my AiCloudย has resolved the issue.
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