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WNDR 3700v4
Upgraded from 1.8.1 to 1.9.1
Did not preserve settings (not supported anyway)
So far so good

Updated the 3700v4 from 1.8.0 to 1.8.1 (with preserve settings). So far so good

Wouldn't try the 1.9.0 for the time being.

Just installed in 3700v4 (from stock firmware V1.0.2.80 to gargoyle). So far so good. For instance, it works fine with the TP-LINK T4U AC1200 usb adapter (mostly using the 5GHz).

Eric wrote:Version 1.7.0, based on OpenWRT Barrier Breaker is now officially released ...

Hi Eric, there is a rather easy way to create guest ssid in OpenWRT. Kindly please advise how could it be achieved in Gargoyle?

Installed in 3700v4, WiFi (2.4GHz and 5GHz) performance is better than OpenWRT Barrier Breaker 14.07. Tks a lot for your effort ;) Dumb newbie question. How are you measuring performance? And/or What should I notice working better than my 3700v2 running gargoyle 1.6 if I kick up to 1.7? As gargoyle...

Installed in 3700v4, WiFi (2.4GHz and 5GHz) performance is better than OpenWRT Barrier Breaker 14.07. Tks a lot for your effort

flashed wndr3700v4 for the first time. went smooth without problems. the only issue i am seeing so far is the dual band status page only displaying the 2.4 ghz name and not displaying the 5 ghz name. small issue but i'm finally running gargoyle on this thing 8-) hope the issues get fixed in time an...

StRoMeCzEcH: You're right, there is a major issue here. I'm looking into it now. It's soon enough since a release, and this is a sufficiently major issue that I may just do a re-release of 1.6.0 with a fix for this. Eric: Tks a lot for your effort. Looking forward to the re-release of 1.6.0 :) ... ...

Gargoyle provides regular updates, very nice

Anyway, I'm still waiting for the support of netgear wndr3700v4

Batublock wrote:

pc168 wrote:Installed v1.5.9 in TP-LINK MR3020v1. Would anyone know if this version supports USB mass storage?

NOT support

OK, tks for your reply