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Thanks for the info I will give it a try this weekend and post the result

Ok that good news, you are using a TP-Link 3420 ?

thanks

I did manage to get the following packages installed:

kmod-usb-core
kmod-usb-serial
comgt
chat

but failed to install kmod-usb-ohci and kmod-usb-uhci because there was not enough free memory.

The modem a Huawei E 1752 could not be found.

would be grateful for any suggestions

I have a TP-LINK MR 3420 router. Is there enough space to get USB Modem packages installed on this router and which one should I install ? this is the output from the free command: | Gargoyle version 1.5.3 | OpenWrt backfire branch | | Gargoyle revision 63071b4 | OpenWrt revision r29961 | | Built Fe...

The problem seemed to be that for some reason I could not write any changes to the router. When ever I change anything those changes would not be saved.

I flashed the router again and now time , (and everything else), saves ok.

If USB support was built in it would make it possible for users with limited memory get some use out of their USB port.

I have gargoyle_1.5.3-ar71xx-tl-mr3420-v1-squashfs-factory.bin installed on a TP-LINK MR3420 router and have set up my time servers.

The problem is the time is set to: 01/01/01 11:10 UTC+8 so time is not updating.

Any way to troubleshoot this problem ?

I have successfully flashed a TP-Link MR 3420 router with the following image : gargoyle_1.5.3-ar71xx-tl-mr3420-v1-squashfs-factory.bin Everything apart from the USB side of things everything is working. That is to say USB modems and USB mass storage devices are not found by the firmware. I realize ...