Gargoyle Forum

Echoing this - really glad it's coming soon! Only problem is that if it gets released before the lockdown lifts i'll be stuck without it; it's the router at my elderly parents house which is running gargoyle. No risk of my touching the router remotely, so it'll have to wait for its update! Good luck...

SergeS wrote:Seems like 2.4 GHz band is almost dead on my netgear wndr3700v2. So, i am looking for replacement. Who can recommend good router, compatible with gargoyle, with gigabit wired connections and two bands wifi?

What's wrong with another wndr3700?

Tcp ack packets are 64 bytes long. Therefore you can create a rule for any tcp packet of 64 bytes to get a high priority.

I have the same problem. For those that want, you can google for & download Putty (~600KB .EXE) and connect to your router's IP address. Username: root password: (same as the web interface) In the /tmp folder, there wasn't the file do_bw_backup.sh However, this file WAS in /tmp/bw_backup folder....

Looking at this thread http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2638&hilit=3700 one user reported that he obtained 55mbps with this router and QoS on. Also it appears that you must obtain v1 or v2 of that router to run Gargoyle (or OpenWRT). See http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/s...

Hi There, I am considering purchasing a Netgear 3700 and putting Gargoyle on it. Currently I have a ~10mbit connection, however in the future this might increase to 80mbit (if BT roll out their fibre service to my area). The question is: how well can the CPU in the 3700 cope with QOS at higher speed...