Install

Get XrayUI running on your Asuswrt‑Merlin router in a few minutes.

Requirements

Asuswrt‑Merlin 384.15+ or 3006.102.1+.
SSH access enabled on the router.
A USB flash drive for Entware storage.
Entware installed via amtm.
JFFS custom scripts enabled (set it in the MerlinWRT settings).

Prepare the router

Enable JFFS custom scripts

On the router web UI: Administration → System → Enable JFFS custom scripts and configs → Yes (if not set). Reboot the router.

Install Entware with amtm

Open an SSH session to the router and run:

amtm

Choose Entware from the menu and follow the prompts.

Install XrayUI

Run this command in SSH to fetch and install the latest release:

wget -O /tmp/asuswrt-merlin-xrayui.tar.gz https://github.com/DanielLavrushin/asuswrt-merlin-xrayui/releases/latest/download/asuswrt-merlin-xrayui.tar.gz && rm -rf /jffs/addons/xrayui && tar -xzf /tmp/asuswrt-merlin-xrayui.tar.gz -C /jffs/addons && mv /jffs/addons/xrayui/xrayui /jffs/scripts/xrayui && chmod 0777 /jffs/scripts/xrayui && sh /jffs/scripts/xrayui install

After installation

Log out of the router UI and log back in.
Navigate VPN → X‑RAY in the web interface.

Update

There are 2 ways to perform the update:

run the command
```
xrayui update
```
From the Web Interface in the bottom right corner click the yellow version link and the Update window will pop-up. Now you can perform the update from the UI.

Uninstall

Simply run this command:

/jffs/scripts/xrayui uninstall