Gargoyle Forum

Questions: 1. I have run many speed tests at different times of the day to try and get the proper Max up/down speed for QOS. I find my speeds very dramatically by as much as 4mb/ps, Should the Max be set to an average or the best speed I have seen? 2. My ISP is comcast, and as such I get speed boost...

Thank you in light of your comments I feel you have made a very well reasoned decision. I do have a rather Newb question though, What is the purpose of svn TAGs is this simply so we can build on the same revision that that a release was built on? p.s. Unfortunately I have no codding skills and can b...

With the release of a stable 1.0, will there be a stable branch added to svn?

I'm Not sure I understand. Err.. that's what the build configuration does already. Right now my scripts don't remove the default busybox httpd but just disable it. Thats what the Default openwrt build configuration does, or thats what Gargoyle's default build config files do? If it is the latter do ...

From make menuconfig Base-System>Busybox>Configuration>Networking Utilities I disabled httpd. When I ran make, it errors out because etc/init.d/httpd could not be removed (since my config of busybox did not have it.) To Resolve I: 1. mkdir -p kamikaze-8.09-src/files/etc/init.d 2. touch kamikaze-8.09...

I will try my best to put my finger on what I like about dd-wrt's UI. Although I must admit I have used tomato only looked at the screen shots I could find of it. In general terms tomato seems to have a lot of white space on each page. DD-wrt by comparison utilizes much more of the screen real-estat...

Thank you for clearing up the questions I had, I am much more comfortable using gargoyle now. It is unfortunate that openwrt treats 3rd-party devs in the way you have outlined. Two more questions when you get the time. 1. How modular/scalable is Gargoyle or put another way, how much effort would it ...

OK let me start off by saying, thank you for the time and hard work you have put in on this project. I really like the idea of a very slick looking, simple, yet functional webUI and ssh for the more in depth stuff. I have yet to see a GUI give the options of a CLI and not look cluttered when dealing...