I have the same issue - one of my hAP ac2 is rebooting from time to time (looks like it usually reboots within 24 hours and then works properly till I reboot it manually - however this most likely is pure coincidence). My hAP ac2 also stuck/crashed without rebooting once (it resumed working after unplugging+replugging power).On hAP ac2 is similar problem. Unexpected reboots every 2h to 48h. I sent description of problem to Mikrotik support.
I take my words back. Instability is not a regression from 6.42.9, my hAP ac2 was not completely stable while running 6.42.7 (but much more stable than any of 6.43.x). Two days ago I downgraded to 6.42.9 and so far it's stable.My experience on hAP ac2: very unstable, plenty of watchdog reboots (most of them due to ping timeouts, pinged address is linux server on LAN).
For me instability is regression from 6.42.9.
It's the reply from Mikrotik support:I have the same issue - one of my hAP ac2 is rebooting from time to time (looks like it usually reboots within 24 hours and then works properly till I reboot it manually - however this most likely is pure coincidence). My hAP ac2 also stuck/crashed without rebooting once (it resumed working after unplugging+replugging power).On hAP ac2 is similar problem. Unexpected reboots every 2h to 48h. I sent description of problem to Mikrotik support.
For me the issue started after upgrade from 6.43.1 to 6.43.2. Router was working on 6.43.1 for around 48 hours without a single reboot. Then router was upgraded to 6.43.2 and after around 6 hours it rebooted for the first time.
Has MikroTik support replied to you?
I have stable memory usage on my hAP AC and no VLAN filtering, but unexplained reboots approximately once a week.Appearently there is a memory leak since changelog 6.44beta17 (2018-Oct-04 09:42) states:
"*) bridge - fixed possible memory leak when VLAN filtering is used;"
I had VLAN filtering turned on... on my hap ac
The ones who monitored stable memory usage, did you have VLAN filtering on?
6.42.7 is still the best release for me so far and not 6.42.9.
After upgrading to 6.43.2 from 6.42.7 you can no longer have multiple IPsec peers to the same destination IP but with different source addresses.
Thanks. I totally missed that entry in the changelog.After upgrading to 6.43.2 from 6.42.7 you can no longer have multiple IPsec peers to the same destination IP but with different source addresses.
This regression is said to be fixed in 6.44beta14. Please check the change log in the post here. And I'd expect this kind fix to be merged to 6.42.x later as well.
Same here, repeated on 4 devices , copy paste .npk file, reboot...device DEAD, it make beep beep, but is not live, no winbox, no IP access, no wifi powered on ??Just upgraded RB951Ui-2nD from 6.42.7 to 6.43.2 and it's bricked. Netinstall does not see it.
I've upgraded it from winbox system -> packages -> download and install.
What could be a reason and is there any way to ressurect bricked device?
So I upgraded ROS to 6.43.2 while leaving firmware at 6.42.9 ... instability came back, in 2d10h it rebooted 8 times with average uptime of 7.3 hours. Memory usage (as charted by graphing tool) never raised above 40MB (out of 240MB), so this clearly is not the reason for reboots.I take my words back. Instability is not a regression from 6.42.9, my hAP ac2 was not completely stable while running 6.42.7 (but much more stable than any of 6.43.x). Two days ago I downgraded to 6.42.9 and so far it's stable.My experience on hAP ac2: very unstable, plenty of watchdog reboots (most of them due to ping timeouts, pinged address is linux server on LAN).
For me instability is regression from 6.42.9.
Some statistics:Every time I installed another version of ROS I also upgraded (or downgraded) firmware. Next I'll try to upgrade only ROS to determine if source of instability is ROS or firmware.
- while running 6.43 for 7d21h it rebooted 13 times due to "watchdog cannot ping address W.X.Y.Z, reboting". So it had average uptime of 14.5 hours.
- while running 6.43.1 for 15d4h it rebooted 48 times, so it had average uptime of 7.6 hours
- while running 6.42.9 for 1d21h it never rebooted (current uptime 1d21h16m57s)
N.b.: my hAP ac2 doesn't seem to suffer of memory leaks, memory usage graph shows more or less steady usage of less that 1/4 of available RAM.
Narian, what is the behavior of bricked device ? I have sveral with same problem.Just upgraded RB951Ui-2nD from 6.42.7 to 6.43.2 and it's bricked. Netinstall does not see it.
I've upgraded it from winbox system -> packages -> download and install.
What could be a reason and is there any way to ressurect bricked device?
Same situation, described below:On mipsbe devices with AR8227 switch chipset (100 Mbps 5-port routers like hAP, hAP ac lite, hEX lite, hEX PoE lite, RB951Ui-2Hnd, OmniTik 5) it seems you can damage the routerboard after upgrading it to 6.43.2 and using no-default settings...
Anyone experienced physical Ethernet port problems after upgrade to 6.43.2? Port not linking or port showing false link without any cable connected (and looping traffic)?
Thank you, draguzet!Same situation, described below:
1. After upgrade to 6.43.2 device are unreachable, boot up properly but not working.
2. I try to reset on default, and is passed, but same problem
3. Wifi are powered on with default SSID, after I try to connect to wifi stop working
4. LAN led are green even I disconnect LAN cable from that port
5. Netinstall not working
It is on old Firmware, because first boot are not successful and I did not have a way to upgrade firmware (Routerboard - Upgrade).Thank you, draguzet!Same situation, described below:
1. After upgrade to 6.43.2 device are unreachable, boot up properly but not working.
2. I try to reset on default, and is passed, but same problem
3. Wifi are powered on with default SSID, after I try to connect to wifi stop working
4. LAN led are green even I disconnect LAN cable from that port
5. Netinstall not working
I reported it, Ticket#2018101022006114.
Can you, please, also share if you did firmware (RouterBoot) upgrade on it (System -> Routerboard -> Upgrade)? Or did it stay on older firmware? Also - what is the device model?
BTW - wifi is available, but "not working", the same for me. Reason is - the wifi is in the same bridge as the faulty ports, and is getting a broadcast storm (the ports are doing loop), and after connecting to wifi I'm getting the MNDP broadcast packets multiplied thousands times.
BTW2 - Netinstall not working also for me...
Changes in this release:
*) routerboot - fixed RouterOS booting on devices with particular NAND memory (introduced in v6.43);
The same here. My RB750GL is gone. Bricked. LED is blinking as it should but Netinstall never gets anything from RB750GL.I've just upgraded my good old RB750G from 6.42.7 to 6.43.2 using check for updates and then download and install. The front LEDs of the router went out, as they usually do when it reboots, but they never came back. Winbox (latest version) couldn't connect to the router, no DHCP, no internet, nothing, the router was stuck. I've waited for about 5 minutes and decided to disconnect and reconnect the power cord. The router came back to life. I've checked the package list and version 6.43.2 was installed.
----snip-----
What's new in 6.43.2 (2018-Sep-18 12:12):
Changes in this release:
*) routerboot - fixed RouterOS booting on devices with particular NAND memory (introduced in v6.43);
Try this:The same here. My RB750GL is gone. Bricked. LED is blinking as it should but Netinstall never gets anything from RB750GL.
That's third time in 7 years of working with various MT's but this time I just can't do a thing.
Any sugestion?
/queue tree
add bucket-size=0 max-limit=4500k name=pppoe-out1-UP parent=global
add bucket-size=0 limit-at=3M max-limit=4500k name=QoS_Low-UP parent=\
pppoe-out1-UP
....
/queue type
...
/queue tree
add bucket-size=0 limit-at=500k max-limit=4500k name=QoS_1-UP packet-mark=\
QoS_1-UP parent=pppoe-out1-UP priority=1 queue=fifo-UP-1
.....
/queue tree
add bucket-size=0 max-limit=50M name=pppoe-out1-DW parent=global queue=\
default
add bucket-size=0 limit-at=500k max-limit=50M name=QoS_1-DW packet-mark=\
QoS_1-DW parent=pppoe-out1-DW priority=1 queue=pcq-DW-1
...
Done all of this. As I have few more devices for testing purpose it will wait for having some spare time to fiddle with this but it is annoying problem.Try this:The same here. My RB750GL is gone. Bricked. LED is blinking as it should but Netinstall never gets anything from RB750GL.
That's third time in 7 years of working with various MT's but this time I just can't do a thing.
Any sugestion?
1) Power your device off;
2) Power device on;
3) Press and hold the reset button (hold about 1m and relese reset button).
4) After board appears in Netinstall install version lower than 6.43.x !! (try different waiting time while holding reset button, 1 minute, 2 minute...)
I'm really strange when the Mikrotik will remove the 6.43.2 version and declare it unstable, since obviously the different boards are falling after the upgrade!
TTL serial. Get a TTL serial to USB converter from aliexpress or similar, and you can connect it to a PC and watch the boot procedure.are those 3 hidden spots with Rx, Tx, and GND marking real serial port or just ...
Speak about TTL serial to USB (and many serial to USB), beware that of them are using PL2303 series chipset and some of them are using fake PL2303 chipset, the latest driver and win10 driver will refuse to work with them. If you look for a Serial to USB cable better check if can work in win10 without manually install any driver.TTL serial. Get a TTL serial to USB converter from aliexpress or similar, and you can connect it to a PC and watch the boot procedure.are those 3 hidden spots with Rx, Tx, and GND marking real serial port or just ...
(or even flash new firmware over serial when you are patient)
Could be, I never use Windows, and in Linux they all work without problem...beware that of them are using PL2303 series chipset and some of them are using fake PL2303 chipset, the latest driver and win10 driver will refuse to work with them. If you look for a Serial to USB cable better check if can work in win10 without manually install any driver.
I have a fake PL2302 cable which damage my old wifi APCould be, I never use Windows, and in Linux they all work without problem...beware that of them are using PL2303 series chipset and some of them are using fake PL2303 chipset, the latest driver and win10 driver will refuse to work with them. If you look for a Serial to USB cable better check if can work in win10 without manually install any driver.
Ah, nice suggestion but, all my laptops are Pro type and I have real serial ports on themTTL serial. Get a TTL serial to USB converter from aliexpress or similar, and you can connect it to a PC and watch the boot procedure.are those 3 hidden spots with Rx, Tx, and GND marking real serial port or just ...
(or even flash new firmware over serial when you are patient)
The key here is that TTL serial and RS232 are somewhat different beasts- they differ at least in the voltage levels (while on the protocol level they must be compatible). You can easily damage TTL serial port by directly connecting it to a standard serial port on your laptop.Ah, nice suggestion but, all my laptops are Pro type and I have real serial ports on them