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If you're still interested, you can use the command to get the info about your cpu(s) and core(s).
processor: 0 core: 0 is the first cpu first core, processor: 0 core: 1 is the first cpu second core, etc.

The ACC logic is not what you described. The only reason the ACC will lower the link limit is if the ping times are higher than the ping limit and the download speed is greater than 15% of the speed you put in as you download link speed. That's what I thought I meant, but I guess I wasn't as clear ...

As a happy user of Gargoyle, I've of course enabled this great Active Congestion Control since my connection speed, like most, isn't constant throughout the day. I've noticed that most of the time, the Link limit is much lower than my real connection speed at that exact time. If I run an FTP downloa...

The maximum web session length is currently 24 hours. The available session lengths are: - 15 minutes - 30 minutes - 1 hour - 2 hours - 4 hours - 12 hours - 24 hours We should be able to stay logged in for a longer time if we choose so. I suggest replacing the less probably used session length choic...

The Max Speed on UPnP Ports (/port_forwarding.sh) should be entered in Kbytes instead of Kbit because miniupnp does * 8. diff --git a/package/gargoyle/files/www/port_forwarding.sh b/package/gargoyle/files/www/port_forwarding.sh index 46b297a..c83d4db 100755 --- a/package/gargoyle/files/www/port_forw...

The Connection List page shouldn't auto-refresh by default. It can be pretty big, so refreshing every 2 seconds often doesn't let it load before being refreshed. So I suggest adding a "selected" attribute next to the "Never" option: --- G:/gargoyle/package/gargoyle/files/www/conn...

I know this thread is old, but it may help somebody else looking for the info. The default hostname of the router is "Gargoyle", and the default domain name of the router is "lan". These can be changed in http://192.168.1.1/identification.sh. So by default, you can access it at &...

Thanks for the info!

I may end up buying the WR1043ND then. It's just 12 € more.

Hello, I plan to buy a router to use Gargoyle. The new WR842ND seems interesting, with 32 MB of RAM and 8 MB of flash. And a low price tag. It is supported by the trunk version of OpenWrt, there's snapshots for it. Is it a good choice or is the WR1043ND really better? It has Gigabit ethernet (not ne...