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Lantis wrote:It doesn't load at boot, but loads when needed.

Is it just 46-ipt-imq removed or there is something else?

Thanks for information. There is still an error message: https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargoyle/blob/master/patches-generic/012-imq_kernel414.patch#L1350 The individual hook errors are only useful in debugging. The individual hook method was also causing some of the errors leading to the crash o...

The patch applies fine for me. Remember that there are other patches that touch all of the files, so they need to all be applied (in order) to avoid conflicts or rejected patches. Can't find 'nf_queue.c' in other patches. Can you upload nf_queue.c after all applied patches to pastebin (or here)? By...

Lantis wrote:The init/netinit doesn’t appear to make a difference.

Did you check nf_queue.c differences as well? Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but 1 of 5 of your changes gives error when I apply a patch.

It isn’t as straight forward as comparing the two. For example: imq.c original: static int __net_init imq_init_hooks(void) { yours: static int __init imq_init_hooks(void) { nf_queue.c original: { int status = -ENOENT; struct nf_queue_entry *entry = NULL; const struct nf_afinfo *afinfo; const struct...

but should stop the crash message on first unload of the module. It's a good news too. I do actively try to fix things, Thank you for all the hard work, I didn't knew that you are watching this bug already. even problems that I can’t reproduce. RomanHK have this bug on WRT3200ACM, I've seen that yo...

Just for reference, I’ve never seen this error on any of my devices so I can’t debug it. Here you said that got it once: https://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=11829&start=80#p51660 Can you plz at least re-check yours IMQ kernel/iptables patches comparing with originals ?

RomanHK

Thank you for continue research. I hope that Gargoyle developers join it one day.

RomanHK

So if I don't want to use links I have to copy (not move) file
46-ipt-imq to /etc/modules-boot.d/ ?

I mean, maybe we had to rename 46-ipt-imq to 01-ipt-imq?

But moving to modules-boot.d looking better, of course.