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AmitR
Feb 13, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
OrbiOS MR 2.1 issues
I wanted to reach out to provide a quick update on OrbiOS 2.1 software. We believe that these issues are affecting some users. Rest assured that we've been following this issue and working hard beh...
webminster
Feb 18, 2018Luminary
bardiferouslywrote:
This thread mentioned Firmware 2.1.1.18 and what I found yesterday was 2.1.1.16; does this mean that Netgear feels that this"prior version" is more stable than the 2.1.1.18?
Maybe a lot of typos by people here, but to be clear on version numbers:
* 2.1.1.16 - Late December autoupdate release. Lots of problems. Pulled by Netgear before Christmas.
2.1.2.18 - January autoupdate release. Better but lots of problems for some. Pulled by Netgear a week or so ago.
2.0.1.4 - Current "best" release for autoupdates. Seemingly similar to 2.0.0.74, but may include the Krack fix and a fix for memory leak on satellites.
Yes. Netgear is effectively saying the 2.0.1.4 version is currently their best release.
FWIW, 2.0.1.4 seems better than the others I've tried thus far.
wildhorse
Feb 18, 2018Star
I would recommend to downgrade only if you have issues with the latest. Older version could have other problems.
Its a pitty Netgear don't release firmware source code for Orbi under GPL license or some custom very restricted license, community would fix these problems for them.