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Upgraded it's firmware in the middle of the business day to Firmware Version 1.2.13.100
My router seems to have upgraded it's firmware in the middle of the business day to Firmware Version V1.2.13.100_2.0.54 . No change log that I can find anywhere.. Also, I can no longer login with rou...
phrostb wrote:
My router seems to have upgraded it's firmware in the middle of the business day to Firmware Version V1.2.13.100_2.0.54 .
Are you sure that is the RAX500E?
Going from V1.0.12.96 to V1.2.13.100 is out of line with the usual Netgear numbering regime.
The changes are usually in the last two segments.
RAXE500, yes.
Wow, that's a jump for sure. I'll check mine out as well.
wow, I hope I got mine and can use 6E speeds. I have not that speed since never.
That's just the GPL side of the code.
Ya, I presume NG maybe forth coming with a new release soon.
That's a giant leap for routerkind.
So your router just found it in an autoupdate? Mine still showing no update available 😞
rsun0525 wrote:
So your router just found it in an autoupdate? Mine still showing no update available 😞
The reference to:
https://kb.netgear.com/2649/NETGEAR-Open-Source-Code-for-Programmers-GPL
suggests that this release is not yet available on the update server.
New versions usually land in a particular sequence. The first time that regular users are likely to see them is in the downloads library on the support pages for a device.
Support | NETGEAR
Feed in your model number and check the firmware for your device.This give experienced users a chance to manually update the firmware.
How do I manually upgrade firmware to my NETGEAR router? | Answer | NETGEAR Support
The next stage is to put the release on the update servers so that the router itself will detect it.
