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https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/fir ... figuration

Set one (or both, if your hardware supports it) options in the firewall default section.
I am not aware of Gargoyle overwriting the defaults stanza in any scenarios but I may be wrong.

If you visit the URL it looks to have changed. Now a gitlab instance. I haven’t tried yet but changing the makefile to reference the new spot should be sufficient.

I just tested the old and new URLs, both work fine.
I suspect either a problem on your end or a temporary outage on theirs.

Awesome and double the storage too

See where you can get to and then come back for help.
My advice generally is to try compiling just plain ramips.mt7620 first to ensure your build environment works, then modify it for your device.
Less variables that way

No idea sorry. It’s not worth debugging 1.10. Modern OpenVPN apps have moved on significantly and are likely to not connect to it. If you want to to compile your own: https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargoyle/blob/base_on_openwrt_2305/README.md I would use the “base_on_openwrt_2305” branch as the m...

Here instead
https://lantisproject.com/downloads/gargoylebuilds

I don’t see any evidence of that device ever being supported by Gargoyle. Do you know what file you flashed? Did you perhaps get it from the Polish site, eko.one.pl? I’m any case, you cannot flash a random image and expect a good result. You either compile your own modern image or abandon the device.

Without saving

/rom is always read only, that test is invalid. Check “cat /proc/mounts” if your overlayfs is read only. It certainly looks like it is down to the last block. The solution is probably to purge your bandwidth history data. Check the size of /usr/data/bwmon As the system is RO you must boot into fails...

It means your router storage has become full, most likely.
You can run “df -h” on the command line and confirm.

There depending on why it is full there are some options for fixing it.