Upgraded my Netgear WNDR3700v4 from 24.10.0 to 24.10.1 using the sysupgrade bin file (keep settings, manually reinstalled my packages) flawless as usual. Thankyou everyone for the work you put into this release.
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Hello,
Linksys WRT1900AC v1 here, problems with 24.10.1 that clearly appeared since yesterday when I updated to it.
If I turn wifi off with ssh-ing into the router and executing wifi down, the load goes up so much, that the built-in fan of the router starts spinning.
Upon executing top, I see [ksoftirqd/0] and [ksoftirqd/1] spinning at 50% each, and the internal load average is 2(!).
Turning wifi back on with wifi brings back the load to normal.
Please help!
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I have installed owut and if I want to update to 24.10.1 without losing all intalled program
and settings have I to use?
upgrade - Build, download, verify and install an image.
24.10 release branch
24.10.0-rc1
24.10.0-rc2
24.10.0-rc3
24.10.0-rc4
24.10.0-rc5
24.10.0-rc6
24.10.0-rc7
24.10.0 (latest,installed,requested)
24.10-SNAPSHOT
SNAPSHOT main branch
SNAPSHOT (latest)
And if I only want to update all packages?
@Graeme Fowler
Wait for the ASU server to be fixed.
PR submitted and awaiting aparcar's merge: https://github.com/openwrt/asu/pull/1343
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Generally you just do owut upgrade and that rebuilds the image with your installed packages, installs it and restores your configuration.
The issue right now is that, as you've shown above, the 24.10.1 version isn't yet being published by the upstream ASU server due to an error in the cache configuration (it was set to "forever", that PR I submitted sets it to 1 hour). As soon as @aparcar merges it and restarts the ASU server, things should be fine.
If you have further questions on using owut to upgrade, just jump on over to Owut: OpenWrt Upgrade Tool as you'll probably get more attention about specifics there.
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Offload hardware
Because of this, I've had to downgrade to 24.10.0.
The problem doesn't exist there.
Thank you for your reply.
I'm not in a hurry to update, can wait until server is fixed.
I was just curious how to update without losing any packages or configs.
I ask my questions in the other thread.
Seems like a target specific issue, wonder if it's related to the mwlwifi driver update in .1.
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Dlink Dir-3040us couldnt upgrade to 24.10.1 from 24.10 via owut. Sysupgrade cant see 24.10.1 whichever branch its looking at.
Upgraded tp-link onhub without any problems, on tp-link ax23 v1 I had to perform a reset then reinstall the backup. It was unreachable from wifi and ethernet after flashing the upgrade via wifi, maybe by ethernet cable next cable and it won't happen.
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Same issue here with any hardware on any version 24 or 23. It worked a month or two ago. I would guess it is a java error
no update for ramips mt7621 after 2 days
Installed on a Linksys MR8300.
Notice that this version solves the LAN to LAN issue introduced with previous 24.10.0. LAN issue with ipq40xx (24.10 and main)
https://sysupgrade.openwrt.org/ shows 24.10.1 now, does that mean attended sysupgrade should work again? Will at least try when I get home tonight...
Thanks devs for fixing this issue!
I have the strangest thing,
I updated 2 of my devices using ASU without any issues.
Then the 3th one "Zyxel EX5601-T0 ubootmod" looks like it's working but afterwards every time v OpenWrt 24.10.0 is installed again.
I checked the selected version a couple of times, also in the dialog it notices correct, but it doesn't work for some reason.
[edit:]
Let's back that with some images
then after installing it's juist not updated
also the kernel is behind.
Updated the NanoPi R5C last night via owut and looks good. Thanks for getting the sysupgrade servers fixed.
LAN only name resolution doesn't work anymore.
I used to resolve static leases hostnames
ssh torrent2024
ssh: Could not resolve hostname torrent2024: nodename nor servname provided, or not known
[repost/paraphrased from owut thread]
The ASU side is ok, but the imagebuilder containers are not all present so some targets will fail with an error.
FS just shows init and nothing else.
LuCI ASU shows
Error building the firmware image
Server response: init
and says "report this error".
owut says a bunch of stuff ending with
Error: initializing source docker://ghcr.io/openwrt/imagebuilder:ramips-mt7621-v24.10.1: reading manifest ramips-mt7621-v24.10.1 in ghcr.io/openwrt/imagebuilder: manifest unknown
Tracking at https://github.com/openwrt/docker/issues/171
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Smoothly updated all my 24.10 devices with owut: BPI R4, mt3000, Redmi ax6s
Thanks a lot!