Gargoyle Forum

Well, that didn't go to well, nothing can connect on channel 14

Looks like I'm stuck with the 17dBm on the WNDR3700 using Gargoyle..

Putty into the router Type the command: iw list Check what it says under Frequencies: Those are the max power output values that the firmware manufacturer allows for your router and the OpenWRT CRDA settings will follow that. I tried compiling my own firmwares from OpenWRT with the option to ignore...

I have a v1 WNDR3700 and being based in the UK means that the 2.4 GHz power output can be set to a maximum of 17dBm in Gargoyle. I have been looking at increasing this to 27 dBm and although I have searched and searched and tried many of the things I've found, I can't seem to get it working. Can any...

It would be great to have (or have the option to have) the full URL available in the Web Monitor and not just the domain/sub domian name.

Is this possible?

Thank you.

ispyisail wrote:same

Thank you.

Is there any difference between this build and Eric's 'official' v1.5.8? Is there a need to change?

Thank you.

In for a penny in for a pound...

Thank you for taking the time to compile.

Updated fine (WNDR3700V1) and will let you know of any out-of-the-ordinaryness...

Well, the post over at openwrt.org didn't go to well: Perhaps you should ask that at the Gargoyle web site & forum, not here and And over here we tell you to ask back there because the monitoring component is gargoyle specific, it does not exist in Openwrt. Hopefully somebody here that deals wit...

Iptables and the -TEE target will be the way but I cannot tell you the specifics of how to make it work. Perhaps over at openwrt.org you could get help. If you do report your technique here. Hi Pbix - thanks for the reply. I'll see what I can find out over at openwrt.org and happily post my finding...

...is there a way to modify the inbuilt 'web usage' feature so it shows the full URL visited rather than the (sub)domain only? Thank you. Has this been query been overlooked or is it just not possible so people are giving it a wide berth? :) I'm no developer but if anybody could point me in the rig...