V1 Router FW Rollouts?

[NewsreadeR]

We'll soon see if its true. Someone surely would post if they have noticed it happening.

As for being the only one Alan, I think Murdock is of the same beliefs.

[Monday]

I must be the only one that doesn't want this update, I have a rock solid connection and don't see the point of it. My router has been reliable since day one as I have never had an issue with it.

If you really want to not accept it then telnet the router and type in the following commands..

nvram unset daily_check
nvram unset nvram_need_post
nvram unset ppp_terminate
nvram unset prov_last_attempt_time
nvram unset prov_last_update_time
nvram unset prov_post_status

Note these will reset and the router will search for the FW if you reboot the router.

[James67]

In most software development life cycles, regressions are generally regarded as a show stopper. A typical set of release criteria would be "no major bugs and no regressions". Indeed, that last requirement might be why we've had to wait so long for this update.

[NewsreadeR]

More confirmations regarding this and also a mention of staff being offered overtime to ring customers to find out if all is fine afterwards.

[Undecided Adrian]

1 million phone calls could take a long while to do, plenty of overtime if that is the case.

[Alan b]

1 million phone calls could take a long while to do, plenty of overtime if that is the case.

I think the phone calls will only be made to the first lot of people whose routers that are upgraded, not every single broadband subscriber

[Bin Bag Ninja]

Well, it looks like i just had my FW update at about 00.19, couldn't get on for about ten minutes after it... but then it seems to have righted itself. I'm fantastic mind you.

[NewsreadeR]

What's the firmware version reported in the router?

[VEG]

Come on then let us know the firmware version unless he cant get back online

[sherlok1948]

So, why's it all gone quiet? Is this all hot air?