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In addition to Lantis' suggestions, in some markets the Asus RT-AX59U can be found at attractive prices too - a little less straightforward to flash than the GL-MT6000 though (requires a 3rd party "transition" image be flashed first but this worked fine for me); recommend enabling packet s...

However, there were also published some links to related issue tickets: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/issues/12143 https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/issues/13122 https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/issues/13262 Thanks for these links - it seems to not be a universal problem, but for those who ...

fifonik wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 13, 2024 5:55 pm

It is possible that this was caused by known issue with Mediatek Filogic chipset and potencially could be fixed by turning off TCP segmentation.

Got a link to the details?

Q1: How to boot into failsafe? OpenWrt docs on failsafe mode Q2: is 1.15 beta stable enough? Depends on what "stable enough" means to you. I'm running 1.15. beta builds on several devices as daily drivers and it's been stable for me. Q3: (for refrence) is there a way to migrate from Gargo...

You will need to use the current Gargoyle beta images from here (see link at bottom of first post - search for "AX23" within the "ramips" target) - these images have been quite stable in operation on most targets from reports in that beta thread and my own usage. See also the Ope...

RT-AX54 This model is an ramips target device supported by the OpenWrt 23.05 branch that could be supported by Gargoyle, likewise the RT-AX53U. Both are essentially the same hardware as the TP-Link AX23 (i.e. same SoC, same switch chip, same radio chips), except that the RT-AX53U has a USB port but...

Unfortunately more recent TP-Link routers are using chipsets that OpenWrt (& thus Gargoyle) have more difficulty supporting (particularly Broadcom chipsets). The only relatively recent TP-Link routers Gargoyle currently supports are the Archer AX23 (v1 & v1.2) and the ER605 v2 (has no WiFi),...

Perhaps you could test whether you have the same issue with the current 1.15.x beta as that's where development effort is going?

BTW: which hardware version is your C7?

Lantis restructured his website - some updatesabout this were posted in the beta thread.

The E3200 appears to be supported by FreshTomato so you way want to give that a try.