[LastWarrior]

UK Sentinel wrote:

@lostcause – no mention of your wifi scheduler concern, hopefully they are still working on it ;-) @lastwarrior – does not appear the Special character issue has been resolved (unless they mean UI related issues), but let us know if you decide to try this firmware release ?

I tried that firmware 3 months ago. I guess you didn’t notice. See attached screenshot in the link.

https://uktechhub.com/forums/topic/damnwrt-dsl-n14u-new-bug/#post-7229

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[LastWarrior]

The bug still persists and no resolution has been provided for 3 months. There is not even new firmware.

Although I am in the latest beta firmware (v9.1.2.3_858), there has been no improvement in this problem for 3 months. This is totally disappointing.

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[LastWarrior]

I reduced the size of the screenshot and uploaded it again

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If we look from the good side, I think we found the problem.

But my ip camera uses a fixed hostname

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I added the screenshot to the attachment.

modem cannot detect the “ı” character. (Latin Small Letter Dotless I) (U+0131)

TıLGıNı-CAM →  T�LG�N�-CAM

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[LastWarrior]

I think I found something. The “client list” crashes whenever my ip camera is connected to the network.

While browsing the modem interface, I noticed a problem in the camera’s DHCP host name. The modem cannot read some letters :(

[ Some characters look like this: ����� �

in http://192.168.1.1/Main_DHCPStatus_Content.asp page ]

And I think this will cause a crash

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[LastWarrior]

Firmware: DSL-N14U_v9.1.2.3_854

1) I reset the modem by pressing the button on the back.

2) Now I am waiting for it to be reset. Meanwhile, I am clearing my browser’s cookies.

3) The modem has been reset.

4) I connected to the ASUS network.

5) I make DSL account and Wireless SSID settings.

6) I connected to the network with the new SSID.

7) I reached the modem interface.

8) “Client Status” section does not work. Refresh button does not change the result.

Only wireless devices are available on the network. I use only 4 devices. (all wireless). DHCP selected as default.

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[LastWarrior]

I upgraded the modem to the “DSL-N14U_v9.1.2.3_854-g837bd26.trx” version without factory reset, and the problem still persists. I will reset the modem and install it from the beginning. I will keep you posted.

edit: add screenshot

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3 Hours passed and the problem started again

I first noticed this issue in version 1.1.2.3_805. I later downgraded it to the previous version. (I reset by pressing the key)

There is free space in Ram. I guess the problem is with the modem interface. Because I can see the connected devices from “System Log – Wireless Log” section. However, the “Client Status” part, which works for a while after rebooting, stops working afterwards.

I get the same result from different devices and different browsers.

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