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Check if SQM is installed correctly
Log into your router via SSH (using a terminal or command prompt) to see if the SQM package is installed and properly configured. You can do this by running:
opkg list-installed | grep sqm
If SQM is not installed, you can install it using:
opkg update
opkg install luci-app-sqm
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Restart the Router
Sometimes, a simple restart can help to clear up any issues with the software or configuration. Try rebooting your router to see if that resolves the problem.
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Clear Browser Cache
Since you’re accessing the configuration page through a web interface (Luci), try clearing your browser's cache or use a different browser. Sometimes, the page might get stuck due to old cached data.
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Check for Firmware Updates
Ensure that your router's firmware is up to date. If there’s a bug in the current version you're using, a firmware update might fix it.
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Check Router Logs
Look at the router logs to identify if there are any errors related to the SQM or the LuCI interface. You can access logs via SSH by typing:
logread
This can give you more detailed insight into where the problem is occurring.
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Verify Network Settings
Ensure that your WAN and LAN interfaces are correctly configured. If the SQM interface is trying to work with an incorrect or missing interface, it might fail to load.
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Reinstall SQM or Luci
If nothing seems to be working, you can try reinstalling the SQM and LuCI packages:
opkg remove luci-app-sqm
opkg install luci-app-sqm