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On March 6, 2025, at 00:49 EST, Verizon pushed an upgrade to my CR1000A:
2025 Mar 6 00:48:59 info sysup: [SYS.6][SYS] Performing system upgrade...
2025 Mar 6 00:49:49 info sysup: [SYS.6][SYS] Refreshing system...
2025 Mar 6 00:49:49 info sysup: [SYS.6][SYS] Upgrade completed
2025 Mar 6 00:51:23 info sysup: [SYS.6][SYS] Reboot by Firmware Upgrade
2025 Mar 6 00:51:23 info sysup: [SYS.6][SYS] system startup
2025 Mar 6 00:51:25 info dnsmasq: [SYS.6][SYS] started, version 2.89 cachesize 1500
2025 Mar 6 00:51:25 info dnsmasq: [SYS.6][SYS] compile time options: IPv6 GNU-getopt no-DBus UBus no-i18n no-IDN DHCP no-DHCPv6 no-Lua TFTP no-conntrack no-ipset no-nftset no-auth no-cryptohash no-DNSSEC no-ID loop-detect inotify dumpfile
At that time, my machine connected directly to the 10G LAN port at 2.5G started experiencing link flapping regularly, which had never happened before:
Mar 6 00:50:10 kernel: [9091088.277436] r8125: ens1: link down
Mar 6 00:50:15 kernel: [9091092.608126] r8125: ens1: link up
Mar 6 00:50:37 kernel: [9091115.240391] r8125: ens1: link down
Mar 6 00:50:43 kernel: [9091120.555607] r8125: ens1: link up
Mar 6 00:54:27 kernel: [9091344.459361] r8125: ens1: link down
Mar 6 00:54:31 kernel: [9091348.742020] r8125: ens1: link up
I tried restarting everything from the ONT inward. I've changed the cable on that connection (cat6). Nothing else changed around that time, so it has to be the upgrade. Anyone else?
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