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jjones7791
Aug 12, 2020Tutor
R6400 v1 / AC1750 - Router crashes / reboots with multiple wifi connections
Issue with router crashing / rebooting when I have multiple wifi connections propagate, and occasionally when I plug in a standard ethernet line. Currently running dd-wrt version 36527 and have trie...
- Aug 13, 2020You can try nmrpflash to recover it.
I've had luck with that before.
https://github.com/jclehner/nmrpflash
plemans
Aug 13, 2020Guru - Experienced User
You'd want to check on the dd-wrt forum's on how best to get back to the stock firmware if that's what you're attempting. Otherwise from the sounds of it you're running ddwrt and they'd be the experts on their firmware/issues.
- jjones7791Aug 13, 2020Tutor
Thanks, appreciate the response. I have consulted with the instructions they list, and they are basically the same as what I found on this forum. In fact some of their links point to this forum directly. Specifically when I hold down the reset when booting the router, it never seems to go into recovery mode, which I believe it should do regardless of what firmware is running on it. I'm going to try this as well with the WPS button to see if that causes any change, but not hopeful it will.
Really what I'm getting at here more than looking for instructions to resolve is more has anyone ran into issues with this model with regards to the radios causing this sort of behaviour due to being located in a less than desireable environment. I have no doubt that didn't help, but I did monitor the temps on a regular basis, kept a fan pointed at the unit at all times, but still this seems to be the likely culprit. I had a dd-wrt build on this router for several years and it ran perfect and only in the last few weeks did these symptoms develop, so it almost has to be a hardware issue. But I'm an optimist when it comes to hardware and I have a hard time chucking something to the garbage if there's even a small chance it's still good. So this is more my own psychological issue more than anything likely.
- plemansAug 13, 2020Guru - Experienced UserYou can try nmrpflash to recover it.
I've had luck with that before.
https://github.com/jclehner/nmrpflash- jjones7791Aug 14, 2020Tutor
Thanks you, this solved the issue! Worked like a charm once I timed it right with the router reboot.