380.61 (4-Aug-2016)
 - FIXED: Connected OpenVPN clients reporting as disconnected
          on the status page following any wireless config change
          (Asus bug)
 - FIXED: OpenVPN server would report being "Initializing"
          while it already was ready, follwoing any
          wireless config change (Asus bug)
 - FIXED: Various stability issues with minidlna (reverted some
          of Asus's customizations)

380.61 Beta 1 (31-July-2016)
 - NEW: Merged with GPL 3831.
 - CHANGED: updated dropbear to 2016.74.
 - FIXED: Do not enforce b/g mode as "auto" if wireless mode
          is also set to Auto.

380.60
  There was no non-beta release, due to limited model support
  and unsolved WAN stability issues.

380.60 Beta 2 (5-July-2016)
  - NEW: Merged with GPL 3479.  This includes the new file format
         required for certification purposes.
  - NEW: Option to enable overhead calculation on Traditional QoS
         for DSL users (ARM-only)
  - NEW: Option on System page to disable the new forced
         redirection to router.asus.com (defaults to disabled)
  - CHANGED: Updated OpenVPN to 2.3.11
  - CHANGED: Allow to specify IPv6 prefixes up to 126 on the IPv6 config
  - CHANGED: Networkmap will now announce itself as "Asuswrt/networkmap"
             when connecting to LAN's web services.
  - FIXED: OpenVPN server instances weren't properly reporting
           if an error occurred at start time.
  - FIXED: wget was unable to access https site due to not
           having a CA bundle to verify certificates
  - FIXED: odhcp6c was sending bogus preferred prefixes, so
           anything larger than 64 could result in an invalid
           prefix
  - FIXED: Language selector is missing on router set for the
           JP region (reverted Asus change)
  - FIXED: Client names with single quotes couldn't be edited
           in the networkmap client popup (Asus bug)
  - FIXED: Router wouldn't run SMB to provide browser master
           or Wins services if no USB disk was plugged
  - FIXED: Router would sometime fail to renew a WAN DHCP lease.
           (fix by theMIROn)

380.59 (10-May-2016)
  - NEW: Merged with 380_2697 GPL.  This includes beta MU-MIMO support for
         the RT-AC87U/AC88U/AC3100/AC5300, and IPTV fixes.
  - NEW: Option on OpenVPN client/server page to reset them back to the
         factory default settings.
  - EXPERIMENTAL: Added support for codel and fq_codel to ARM models
                  (RT-AC56U and newer).

                  When enabling Traditional QoS or Bandwidth Limiter,
                  you can now change from the default sfq queue
                  discipline to codel or fq_codel.
                  (based on Kyle Sanderson's Tomato backport)

                  NOTE: Traditional QoS is currently broken on the
                        newer models (RT-AC88U and up).  This is a known
                        issue in recent Asus releases.

  - CHANGED: WAN -> NAT Passthrough now allows you to determine whether or
             not to load the NAT helper module for h323, rtsp and sip.  
             Asus's old behaviour is "Enabled + NAT Helper".
  - CHANGED: DNSFilter client dropdown now uses Asus's new one integrated
             with networkmap.
  - CHANGED: minidlna now supports refreshing an existing database, so the
             Tweak setting was updated accordingly
  - CHANGED: Enable SPNEGO support in Samba
  - CHANGED: Integrated Asus's networkmap into the DHCP reservations page
  - CHANGED: Updated Tor to 0.2.7.6
  - CHANGED: SSH WAN access will also work over IPv6
  - CHANGED: Updated miniupnpd to 2.0
  - CHANGED: Fields on the DHCP static lease page are now sortable
             (original patch by Allan Jensen)
  - CHANGED: Updated openssl to 1.0.2h
  - FIXED: Daily/Monthly traffic monitoring shows invalid values on the
           RT-AC88U/3100/5300, even with CTF disabled.  Implemented a
           temporary workaround.
  - FIXED: WPS wasn't working on the RT-AC3200
  - FIXED: Backported security fixes from OpenWRT to Samba 3.6.25,
           addressing the following:
           CVE-2015-5252, CVE-2015-5370, CVE-2015-5296,
           CVE-2015-5299, CVE-2015-7560, CVE-2016-2110,
           CVE-2016-2111, CVE-2016-2112, CVE-2016-2115,
           CVE-2016-2118.
 - FIXED: OpenVPN clients set to policy-based routing and Exclusive
          DNS mode were still adding the tunnel nameservers to
          dnsmasq, causing both routed and non-routed clients to use
          them.