378.50 Beta 2 (31-Jan-2015)
  - NEW: Added custom config and postconf support for avahi, netatalk
         and mt-daapd (iTunes server).
  - CHANGED: Moved the AC68U CFE update process to the same location
             as in GPL 3626 to see if it works more consistently.
  - FIXED: Non-DPI build of AC56U had incompatible Tuxera modules
  - FIXED: vsftpd wouldn't start if you had IPv6 enabled.
  - FIXED: Asus had disabled the NAT loopback fix on MIPS's iptables
           in GPL 3762.  Re-enabled.
  - FIXED: Wireless clients that hadn't communicated in a while wouldn't
           be properly shown on the Wireless log (patch by pinwing)
  - FIXED: QoS rules weren't applied properly when IPv6 was enabled
           (was changed in recent GPL - reverted it)
  - FIXED: Can't apply a Custom DDNS if you don't have something entered
           in the username/password fields (shown in other DDNS services)
  - FIXED: NFS page wasn't properly loading

378.50 (7-Feb-2015)
  - IMPORTANT: You must do a factory default reset, and manually
               reconfigure your setting if coming from a version
               older than 378.50.  Failure to do so can
               lead to various issues with wifi, OpenVPN,
               and the new AC68U bootloader.

  - IMPORTANT: Please read this changelog, especially the changes
               related to jffs, user scripts/config and OpenVPN in
               the previous 378.50 betas.

  - NEW: Merged with Asus GPL 378_4129 code.
  - CHANGED: Reverted back to vsftpd 2.x, as 3.0.2 doesn't work properly
             on MIPS architectures (and possibly other particular
             scenarios as well).
  - CHANGED: Added warning to the DDNS page if you set the type
             to Custom and either JFFS or custom script support isn't
             enabled
  - FIXED: A few unescaped quotes in the French dict breaking VPN pages
  - FIXED: MAC list would get corrupted when removing and re-adding
           entries on the MAC filter list
  - FIXED: AC68U CFE update wasn't written to flash due to permission
           issues
  - FIXED: Static Key field wasn't visible when using HMAC authentication
  - FIXED: syslogd was always enforcing the -S switch
  - FIXED: When setting a static DHCP from the networkmap, the user-entered
           name wouldn't be used.  Now it gets used, and we rely on the rc
           daemon to properly handle it if it's not a valid hostname (it will
           simply not provide it to dnsmasq's static name list).