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qasdfdsaq · 03-03-2012, 23:39

No, I turned wifi off just before the upgrade to try and save power to ensure the upgrade worked properly. Also ironic. (The cable to the roof is a bit corroded and I'm still waiting on new plugs to arrive from Hong Kong, so the current ad-hoc tape holding it together means the router tends to reset under load as there's too much resistance in the cable)

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Anyway, back on topc, 17201 is what's currently running on my "production" router and there's nothing obviously wrong with it, though dd-wrt as a whole has been stagnating for a while now. I haven't tried anything between 18024 and 17201. No idea what the "loopback" bug it is you're talking about so can't say there. Sounds more like your network setup is wrong than a firmware bug, accessing a local IP from another local IP shouldn't be going through the router to begin with.

03-03-2012, 23:39	#9
qasdfdsaq cf.mega poster Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 11,207	Re: DD-WRT version with D-link 615 No, I turned wifi off just before the upgrade to try and save power to ensure the upgrade worked properly. Also ironic. (The cable to the roof is a bit corroded and I'm still waiting on new plugs to arrive from Hong Kong, so the current ad-hoc tape holding it together means the router tends to reset under load as there's too much resistance in the cable) ---------- Post added at 23:39 ---------- Previous post was at 23:36 ---------- Anyway, back on topc, 17201 is what's currently running on my "production" router and there's nothing obviously wrong with it, though dd-wrt as a whole has been stagnating for a while now. I haven't tried anything between 18024 and 17201. No idea what the "loopback" bug it is you're talking about so can't say there. Sounds more like your network setup is wrong than a firmware bug, accessing a local IP from another local IP shouldn't be going through the router to begin with.