Strange, I’m noticing some hitching as well now, it’s 10x less annoying after factory reset, but sometimes I still need to refresh a page to have it fully load. I agree it’s not truly fixed.
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So, from yesterday (after I disabled network accceleration) everything is ok.
I dont know if this is solution for everyone but it wouldnt hurt to try.
I thought, as a GL.iNet mod posted, that AdGuard Home was the culprit, however it seems after disabling and giving it a few hours, the same things are happening (pictures not loading, timeouts, etc). What a release…
Also tried disabling mutlipath TCP like a user sugested and that certainly made things better (specially regarding increased latency), but the problem is still there
I’ve the same issue. I did downgrade to 4.7.7
I tried this today and so far everything seemed to be working fine. Thank you!
Apart from network acceleration, which is a crucial part of the router for a lot of people
I also disabled Network Acceleration and enabled back “Auto” in DNS. It seems that issue has disappeared.
No help from glinet admins?
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They’re stuck saying that it’s just Adguard Home or DoT/DoH, which people have already ruled out. A lot of people are having problems with DNS, a lot of whom do not use Adguard Home.
Is ANYONE having this issue with Hardware Acel disabled? Everyone who uses SQM wouldn’t see this issue if I am understanding the culprit
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I disabled Hardware Acceleration 7h ago, returned DNS settings to AUTO. Worked all day and haven’t experienced a single hiccup with pages and pictures. So I would say workaround works for me.
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We can't succeed if those responsible for helping fail to act. Releasing a final version with these critical bugs is unacceptable.
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Hello,
We tried to test with MT6000 firmware v4.8.2 (including v4.8.2-op24).
MT6000 has been tested and connected for two days, and we did not find abnormalities, including DNS works fine, ping works fine, all applications/websites access without issue.
I also tested the firmware upgrade from v4.7.7 to v4.8.2 (keep settings) to check, and also fine.
May I know somebody please send me a backup of your router, and I will observe what is abnormal after importing it locally.
Just want to confirm the same thing: we’re also experiencing slow loading and time-outs since update to 4.8.2, will try to downgrade.
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Hello,
Please export a backup first and share it with me in PM, and please let me know your Admin Panel password in PM, then downgrade it.
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i send u a pm with pass and configuration file
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I can confirm the problem goes away after switching from Hardware to Software Acceleration. The problem was really bad after 4.7.7 → 4.8.2 upgrade when I kept settings. After performing factory reset the problem was much, much less noticeable, but it was still there. Disabling Hardware Acceleration fixed it fully.
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Just chiming in that I am experiencing exactly the same issue on 4.8.2 while 4.7.7 is rock solid.
Special settings:
- DNS over TLS via Cloudflare
- VLAN tag for WAN network (required by the ISP)
- IPv6 via prefix delegation (“native” in the UI)
One other difference that I noticed is that on 4.7.7 remote sites (like IPv6 testing tools) would see the IP of my device e.g. 2a02:26f0:fe00::5c7a:6538, but on 4.8.2 they would see the IP of my router e.g. 2a02:26f0:fe00:: (not my actual IP). Disabling IPv6 does not fix the issue.
I am currently running 4.7.7. Will report when I have the chance to try 4.8.2 again.
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Here’s a post from another Staff member in another thread about the a similar browsing issue when accessing the internet with AdGuard enabled.
Even when I disabled AdGuard on my Flint 2, I still experienced browsing issues. Only until I disabled Hardware acceleration on my Flint 2 as advised above has the problem seemed to go away.
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I can confirm exactly the same behaviour