Have got a 2830n and have been having on an off problems with it.

I cured one problem by updating to 3.6.6.2 but have now introduced a new problem.
Every couple of hours the router will reboot. I think it is also dependent on how much traffic has gone through/is going through, seems that if I'm browsing the web i will have longer uptime than if I'm streaming radio.

Here is my debug log, hope somebody could point me in the right direction

> sys ver dbg
Router Model: Vigor2830n Version: 3.6.6.2_sb_232201 English
Profile version: 3.0.0 Status: 1 (0x491d5e6c)
Router IP: 192.168.6.1 Netmask: 255.255.255.0
Firmware Build Date/Time: Nov 29 2013 15:44:45
Router Name:
Revision: 38327 v2830_v366
ADSL Firmware Version: 232201_A Annex A

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firmware exception debug info

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EPC=804958c0, Cause=00000008, Status=1000ff03, BadAddr=81c63f04, RetAddr=804958a8
exception id=2(TLB Load)
exception occured in IdleTask Timeout, task_id=147, SP=0x80a10f50(14332 bytes free, 1028 used bytes)
system tick =1049574
CURRENT_VERSION : 3.6.6.2_s
get from address : 80004000
Dump CPU registers:

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$ 0: 00000000 81940000 00000000 0000002f
$ 4: 00000000 81c5dd50 00000000 00000400
$ 8: 00000001 0000003e 00000000 81c5c5d5
$12: 81c632fb ffffffff 81c5c5d4 00000003
$16: 00000000 81c63f04 81c5cd90 00000160
$20: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
$24: 80a10c43 ffffffff 8049a8c0 80495d40
$28: 809b8000 80a10f50 00000000 804958a8
List a possible caller functions:

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func( 0)=804951b0
func( 1)=8046500c
func( 2)=800f7e88
func( 3)=80464cf0
func( 4)=80464cbc
func( 5)=8046dc84
List backtrace functions:

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func( 0)=804958c0
func( 1)=8046500c
func( 2)=80464cf0
func( 3)=8046dc84


Cheers

did you use the *rst* file when updated to 3.6.6.2 ??? using the &rst* file helps not load any bug from previous firmware

No, i used the *all* file.

Was hoping to not have to enter in all of my network settings again.

doing this it may not solve your issue, so not blame me if you try :oops: ... is up to your time and the more settings you have i know is difficult, but it may be a point because is recommended from draytek to use the *rst* file after upgrading or downloading firmwares ... if you never use the rts file before and keep doing this with each firmware upgrade, i would say one time it may needs a clean & fresh install from time to time
Try write down the settings or take some screenshots at the most complicated settings if you ever try a clean install in the future, because a backup loading from previous firmwares is not suggested either

chazman88 wrote: No, i used the *all* file.

Was hoping to not have to enter in all of my network settings again.

Hi

I'm having the same issue I think, did doing a 'clean' install resolve your issue?

Regards

Paul

just to remind for the users with the 2830n_single_band models, there is an update 3.6.7 at UK download pages