PROBLEM MUDI ROUTER TOR AND SYSTEM

Routers
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Hi, I've been having a problem with my Mudi v2 router for two months, with version 4.0. When I installed the common 4.7.2 version, I got a message that the update was successful, but it still showed version 4.0 in the settings. Why?

The second problem is TOR and the router displays the Message on screen "NO INTERNET" even though the internet works if I don't have TOR enabled. I have a working SIM card and an SD card inserted into the router. When I enable TOR in the settings, the entire router stops working, including the internet, and it shows TOR BOOTING 0% and doesn't even go up to 1%. I've already tried factory resetting the router, but that still hasn't changed anything. Please help, as this problem has been bothering me for a while.

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The version display for cellular routers differs from that of home/travel routers.

The version number shows the major version,
while the minor/bug fix version is displayed under the firmware type.

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As for this, we found Tor may be consuming excessive memory while fetching nodes.
This could potentially cause problems such as failed startup, the GL UI freezing or the device rebooting.

We will escalate this to our development team for further investigation and to determine whether a fix is possible.

However, please note that the device has limited memory resources, and if the issue is indeed caused by the growing number of Tor nodes, it may not be fully resolvable on this hardware.

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But before the tor worked for me, it just stopped working 1-2 months ago, so i can turn it on. Because I used Tor for few months. So how can I fix it to make the tor work for me as I used it december ?

And how to fix the No internet message even though I have internet?

I can swap out all the SSH storage to make it work on the SD Card, just need you to show me how That might eliminate the resource problem

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Please check the multi-WAN configuration and modify the IP address to one accessible within your network.
Alternatively, disable “Enable Interface Status Track”.
Refer: Multi-WAN - GL.iNet Router Docs 4

This is a memory issue, not a storage issue.

We do not recommend using an SD card for swap memory purposes, as this can significantly reduce the lifespan.

However, if you still want:

  1. Create a 128M swap file on your sd card path
dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/sdb1/swapfile bs=1M count=128
mkswap  /mnt/sdb1/swapfile
  1. Enable the swapfile and check whether it works fine
swapon /mnt/sdb1/swapfile
free

You should see the swap total not be zero.

root@GL-E750:~# free
              total        used        free      shared  buff/cache   available
Mem:         121188       44816       33692        1128       42680       56256
Swap:        131068           0      131068
  1. Auto mount at boot
cat <<EOF > /etc/init.d/swap
#!/bin/sh /etc/rc.common
START=99
sleep 5

SWAP_PATH=/mnt/sdb1/swapfile

start() {
        swapon \$SWAP_PATH
}
stop () {
        swapoff \$SWAP_PATH
}
EOF

chmod +x /etc/init.d/swap
ln -s /etc/init.d/swap /etc/rc.d/S99swap

Note to replace /mnt/sdb1/swapfile with the correct path.

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