Gargoyle Forum

Im using 1.15.X (Built 20241013-2237 git@347e0534) on my Asus rt-ac51u. I cant flash another firmware, its stuck, no matter what i try it wont flash anything else. I also tried using asus recovery tool but it wont accept the firmware.. Your device only has 64MB of RAM so it's possible that the fail...

just realised that GL.iNet MT-3000 became supported. can Gargoyle read temperature and able to control the built in fan? see fan control - while the info is nominally for 24.10 I think you should be able to adapt this for use with 23.05 based Gargoyle builds (at least the required kmod should be in...

More info about hotplug scripting can be found in the OpenWrt Wiki article.

rockyd wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 09, 2025 3:46 am

curious about IPoE.

IPoE is otherwise known as DHCP, which is the default authentication mechanism ("DHCP (Wired)" in Gargoyle's WAN Connect Via list) on nearly all supprted devices.

3) ADVANCED tab / Activate packet steering?: Can I disable without concerns? I don't know why you'd want to disable packet steering if it is enabled by default: it's a performance optimisation only. I find it quite significant that the ramips/mt7621 target (which includes your AX23) is one of only ...

I'm struggling a bit to navigate the compatibility lists but for example would something like the TP-Link Archer AX55 work well with Gargoyle? I don't need anything super-fancy in terms of performance, even once we get Starlink (which will be a huge upgrade on external bandwidth, I'm currently livi...

If the cameras are using pihole for DNS to whatever NTP server they want to use, couldn't pihole be used to redirect those requests to your internal NTP server rather than the firewall level redirection?

But am finding it rebooting quite a lot, ranges from 5 hours to 3 days. Am using 1.15.X (Built 20241113-1230 git@b0c923bf) on TP-Link Archer A6 v3. More info will be required to have any chance of figuring out what this is (and probably best reported in a separate thread rather than cluttering this...

The 1.15 beta image should work, although you won't have much flash space to install any extra packages, or maybe enable the bandwidth monitor. As best I can tell there should be about 650-700kB of overlay space available in total, of which about 300kB should be free with a minimal (non-preserved) c...

None of the Annapurna Labs CPUs appear to be supported by OpenWrt in any target so it's not practically feasible.