What you can do if a reset helps cure things, is set a script so the router reboots at say 4am. Here's what I use:

Go to Advanced -> Custom Setup -> Enable custom Cron table -> copy and paste this:
Quote:
0 4 * root /sbin/reboot
-> Tick the Enable custom Cron and click Apply

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HD graphics intel
i915_enable_rc6=1 Maybe slightly smoother, not silky.
powersave=1 Maybe a bit slower.
reset=Y Maybe a tiny bit smoother, pauses sometimes.
i915.semaphores=1 powersave selon http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Intel_HD_Graphics

Available :
fbpercrtc:0
i915_enable_rc6:1
lvds_downclock:1
lvds_use_ssc:1
modeset:-1
powersave:1
reset:Y
semaphores:0

1) Create/identify a tar.gz file that you wish to become self extracting.

2) Create the self extracting script. A sample script is shown below:

cat extract.sh

!/bin/bash

echo "Extracting file into pwd"

searches for the line number where finish the script and start the tar.gz

SKIP=awk '/^__TARFILE_FOLLOWS__/ { print NR + 1; exit 0; }' $0
#remember our file name
THIS=pwd/$0

take the tarfile and pipe it into tar

tail -n +$SKIP $THIS | tar -xz

Any script here will happen after the tar file extract.

echo "Finished"
exit 0

NOTE: Don't place any newline characters after the last line below.

__TARFILE_FOLLOWS__

3) Concatenate The script and the tar file together.

cat extract.sh example.tar.gz > example.sh
chmod +x example.sh

4) Now test in another directory.

cp example.sh /tmp
cd /tmp

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