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New - RBR750 / RBS750 Firmware Version v4.6.7.5 Released
No Release Notes at this time. I'll see if I can get some.
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OK, start watching the memory usage on the debug page after the reset. Wondering if this is moving up or not.
SeaRefractor wrote:
Yes, I've had it unplugged for well over 2 minutes, and had to do that just yesterday afternoon as well.
I'll try a factory reset again, but the prior had not resolved the issue.
I installed the firmware version last night, and it looks to have solved a few of my issues -- one of my satellites had been continuously disconnected, and it appears that issue is fixed.
That said, I enabled IPv6 this morning after discovering it was turned off, and I noticed on the Debug page that my CPU load has been steadily increasing since I did that. When I enabled IPv6, my CPU load was around 16%; 3-4 hours later, it's over 19%. I realize that's an incremental gain and it may drop, but I'm keeping an eye on it since it hasn't gone down at all... logs don't show much of anything out of the ordinary, but wondering if there's a runaway process in there somewhere.
So do you see any difference with IPv6 disabled?
RockTheGlobe wrote:
I installed the firmware version last night, and it looks to have solved a few of my issues -- one of my satellites had been continuously disconnected, and it appears that issue is fixed.
That said, I enabled IPv6 this morning after discovering it was turned off, and I noticed on the Debug page that my CPU load has been steadily increasing since I did that. When I enabled IPv6, my CPU load was around 16%; 3-4 hours later, it's over 19%. I realize that's an incremental gain and it may drop, but I'm keeping an eye on it since it hasn't gone down at all... logs don't show much of anything out of the ordinary, but wondering if there's a runaway process in there somewhere.
Looks like the CPU load has normalized, it went back down overnight and is currently at 17.15%. Memory usage has stayed stable at around 343MB.
Interesting....
RockTheGlobe wrote:
Looks like the CPU load has normalized, it went back down overnight and is currently at 17.15%. Memory usage has stayed stable at around 343MB.