It is a pleasure to announce to you that we released Turris OS 5.1.1 from the Testing branch to all of you!
The most interesting change in this release is that is based on top of OpenWrt 19.07.4, which was released a few days ago. There are fixes for Sentinel logging and suppressed error message in logs about /proc/cmdline while using Foris/ReForis and a few fixes for security vulnerabilities found in ffmpeg, zmq, libxml2.
As always, we appreciate any feedback for this release.
MOX Classic 1/2 GB, HBK, updated by CLI pkgupdate, seems OK. reForis looping with blank starting page, LuCI seems OK.
Only hoping you’ll sort reboot problem, sometimes it takes more than 3 attempts
is probably the reason why device detection started working after the update. I had forgotten, that I checked that box after updating to 5.1, because there was simply nothing happening; now I get emails for devices showing up, sweet.
+1; for team turris.
Sorry, it was caused by old Android and Google browser version on tablet, I realised this only later. On PC with Win 10 and actual browser reForis is OK.
Upgraded this afternoon (medkit upgrade, previously using 3.11). Basic configuration (including wifi) is working flawlessly. Now experimenting with WireGuard, and restoring the msata disk mount.
Sensors shows the temperature for d0032004mdiomii01-mdio-1 higher than normal. Used to be around 60°C but since reboot it has increased to 90°C. Could also be that the network is used more than usual today. Anyone else seeing the same thing after the latest upgrade?
In some cases, Turris MOX and Turris Shield are not correctly rebooted. You could try to remove the power supply and plug it back. We are working to have a workaround/solution with the manufacturer of SoC (Marvell).