Gargoyle Forum

I'd like to try rebuilding a x86_64 target for use with lxc containers on Ubuntu 14.04 and wondering if anyone could give me some clues where to start? Even better, seeing as I am on a x86_64 host and want to build a x86_64 target, would it be possible to avoid the cross compilation step and build a...

Did a sysupgrade on a Netgear WNDR3700 (first time upgrade) and all went well except that now I have more than 50% packet loss to some sites. All external sites can be pinged at 100% from the router itself but going through it leads to massive dropouts for some sites. I have increased connections to...

Yes. I would like to test 2 WAN links into a single WNDR3700 router if that is possible. I'd love to see what you've done for dd-wrt ported to Gargoyle.

make -i, Ignore all errors in commands executed to remake files. Thanks DoesItMatter, I have what looks like a complete build but I know those errors were just ignored so I'm not sure I should actually use the firmware. Anyway, I can proceed with tinkering with some additions and build scripts and ...

Build dependency: Please do not compile as root. So I can't build as root. Thanks Eric and DoesItMatter as I know for sure it should work. My Archlinux x86_64 system must be missing something that allows those fuse chmod/chown commands to work but I have sudo and fakeroot on board. The one thing I ...

Damn, I am still getting this error. chown root /home/markc/Devel/gargoyle/ar71xx-src/build_dir/linux-ar71xx/fuse-2.8.3/ipkg-install/usr/bin/fusermount chown: changing ownership of `/home/markc/Devel/gargoyle/ar71xx-src/build_dir/linux-ar71xx/fuse-2.8.3/ipkg-install/usr/bin/fusermount': Operation no...

I've been using the SVN and building from that. Doh, of course, I should have twigged with the "trunk" reference instead of "master". I haven't used subversion for years and didn't even have it installed until I realized it was mandatory for OpenWRT. If anyone has a Github accou...

@DoesItMatter: can you spare a few keystrokes as to exactly how you've built from Git?

I suspect I might be missing something simple and obvious to others.

Looks like this is what I need for a WNDR3700 build... make ar71xx V=99 GARGOYLE_VERSION="1.3.16-markc" But I'm still getting this problem which seems to indicate I should be building as root, or sudo should be used at that point of failure, but some warning suggested I should not build as...

I notice the full-build.sh script is only (on first look) setup to build an OpenWRT branch with no option to pull in trunk without manual editing. I'd like to try the latest available kernel so is using openwrt trunk a really bad idea, in that gargoyle master won't build at all? I see there is a tar...