I tried mentioned OWrt on two devices: OrangePiZero and A5V11 router.
In both cases there is a problem with bridging interfaces, there is nothing in LUCI shown!?
Also, "improving" to this version the "user changed" memory from 4MB to 8MB is destroyed when I do reset of the router pressing button - no problem with ChaosCalmer.
I do not expect help, I simply gave up 18.06.1 as it is total fail
I write clearly: there is nothing in LUCI shown
where there should be list of all interfaces to choose for bridging there is NOTHING! just grey line from left to right
I am happy to statr to use ChaosCalmer in the past
Another PROBLEM is that stupid confirmation if I change some settings in network over LUCI, if you do not confirm it AFTER 30 seconds then it reverts back? What for???
You have understood it wrong. The feature tries to prevent accidental soft-bricks due to invalid network/firewall config. There are surprisingly many cases where the user lock himself out of the router by doing a config change that causes the router to be inaccessible.
If you do a "normal" change, and the connectivity from browser to router stays alive, no confirmation is needed.
If you do a connection-breaking change, e.g. change router's IP address, then the router loses connectivity with the browser and it will revert back to the old settings after 30 seconds. When connectivity then returns (with the old settings), you are then offered the possibility to apply the changes in any case, regardless that the connectivity breaks.
hnyman - you can confirm bad setting even after 30 seconds, this does not save anything just makes me upset
jow- i used Mozilla but it is not browser, everything else seems to be OK, I did not notice anything else wrong in LUCI (I mean "noticed" I could overlooked...)
I am asking because the dropdown that is supposed to appear instead of the grey line uses some CSS and JavaScript features which might not work with older browser versions. What version of Mozilla is it excactly?
Sometimes the issue can also be simply an older cached JavaScript file, in this case clearing the browser cache or hitting reload a few times while holding the shift key will also work.
jow- I work abroad I do not know when I will be with "my" PC I used..
anyway, all you mention I have not noticed any problem... I think problem is different and not a browser
one more info: I generated images to suit me, I am not aware of something that would be missing, if I have "luci" in options it should take everything it need? I tried to compare "software" I have in CC but it is difficult to estimate what it could be
Okay, I tested with Firefox 47 and it worked okay. To clarify it should look like this:
If you still have the "grey line problem", please try hitting F12 when on the page, switch to the console tab and look for any error messages, maybe reload the page once or twice while the debugger is open to see if new error messages appear.