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Feedback for R7000 New firmware 1.0.9.18
Hi All,
Please post here for any update/issue related to the latest firmware 1.0.9.18.
You should review this and maybe revert back to this recommended version of FW:
Alfikwrote:I've looked here again after a while and I can't belive the problem is still not solved....
Since I've flashed Tomato a few weeks ago I've forgotten that I have a router- it's working perfectly getting dust because i do not touch it at all :-)...
Parental control works perfectly, 0 drops, strong signal - save your time and do a similar thing!
It's mind-boggling that the bad code is STILL available for download and installation from Netgear's site!!
Your options are to downgrade to 1.0.7.12 or go with an alternative (3rd party) firmware. Many of us have moved to xwrt-vortex. It's the same code as what runs on ASUS routers.
Don't count on Netgear to fix their screw up any time soon. Take a look at how long this thread has been active.
Your options are to downgrade to 1.0.7.12 or go with an alternative (3rd party) firmware. Many of us have moved to xwrt-vortex. It's the same code as what runs on ASUS routers.
Don't count on Netgear to fix their screw up any time soon. Take a look at how long this thread has been active.
Thanks brianhelman that's kinda what I had already figured. I have a friend here who recommends dd-wrt so I'll likely shift over to that instead.
I just wanted to give Netgear a chance to respond first. I've never seen a firmware update be this bad, I've seen changes of a few mbps but not 145mbps loss. As a developer myself I can appreciate bugs happening, but how this made it off the QA hardware I just don't know
SmoggieDev wrote:Thanks brianhelman that's kinda what I had already figured. I have a friend here who recommends dd-wrt so I'll likely shift over to that instead.
I just wanted to give Netgear a chance to respond first. I've never seen a firmware update be this bad, I've seen changes of a few mbps but not 145mbps loss. As a developer myself I can appreciate bugs happening, but how this made it off the QA hardware I just don't know
I tried DD-WRT Kong version and found it not that stable. Also it has a lot of settings to tweak your router. But if your friend recommends it, you can give it a try. I didn't use Advanced-Tomato. I really like XWRT-Vortex as it is based on AsusWRT. It has a very good GUI and nice features. It is easy to flash and setup but most of all it is super stable.
File a BBB Complaint if you are not happy with the firmware issue.
rogier64 wrote:
SmoggieDev wrote:Thanks brianhelman that's kinda what I had already figured. I have a friend here who recommends dd-wrt so I'll likely shift over to that instead.
I just wanted to give Netgear a chance to respond first. I've never seen a firmware update be this bad, I've seen changes of a few mbps but not 145mbps loss. As a developer myself I can appreciate bugs happening, but how this made it off the QA hardware I just don't know
I tried DD-WRT Kong version and found it not that stable. Also it has a lot of settings to tweak your router. But if your friend recommends it, you can give it a try. I didn't use Advanced-Tomato. I really like XWRT-Vortex as it is based on AsusWRT. It has a very good GUI and nice features. It is easy to flash and setup but most of all it is super stable.
Silence....
I guess nobody cares anymore.
Customer is walking away.... Problem solved....
