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Looks like NTFS was the answer per your suggestion 8-) What threw me off was the output of `cat /proc/filesystems' didn't list it as a possibility so didn't even think of it: root@Gargoyle:~# cat /proc/filesystems nodev sysfs nodev rootfs nodev tmpfs nodev bdev nodev proc nodev debugfs nodev sockfs ...

Been digging into this, is a much deeper rabbit hole than I had envisioned :) I just want to quickly copy large media files from a vanilla windows laptop to a USB storage, mount to gargoyle and watch over LAN. What I've learned since last posting is that the gargoyle popup that tells you the drive h...

Just a follow up on this, here's what I've tried to get things working manually: fdisk /dev/sda - create new partition sda1 mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda1 - format mkdir -p /tmp/usb_mount/usb mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1 /tmp/usb_mount/usb mount -t cifs -o guest //192.168.1.1/guest_1 /tmp/usb_mount/usb The last mou...

Hello, I've been able to successfully mount a USB flash drive of size 32 GiB and created a CIFS drive via gargoyle (1.12). However, when I try this with larger sizes (2 TiB), USB hard drive or a USB flash drive, it is able to detect it under "Disk to Format". When the format completes, it ...

Hello all, on my x86 custom build (based on gargoyle 1.14) with a 2.4G network via the AR9485 wifi (ath9k driver), after a few days the Wifi seems to go down. The SSID stays up but clients can't connect to it anymore. LAN access to the internet works fine. When accessing the connected hosts in the g...

Thanks Lantis and pythonic for the suggestions. I was able to piggy back off Lantis' repository to install packages. What I am curious about is how to build the plugins. My output directory from the build (via 'make x86.x64 FULL_BUILD=true') only contained the following: /home/gargoyle/images/ /home...

For custom x86 builds, how do I go about installing community plugins? They don't show up with the default repository config, likely due to the custom version. I don't mind setting up a local repository but can't find any posts related to that.

That did the trick! Now awaiting shipment of the atheros 9880 mini PCI-e module for the 5G wifi. Things looking great so far. This x86 setup is having no issues pushing the HW limits of the network. None of my other routers have been able to do that.

Thanks, getting the custom build going isn't all that bad. Well.. assuming you've compiled the linux kernel before. I just tried attaching my config but says "board attachment quota is reached". Here are additions in the new kernel config after manually adding the ath9k driver: CONFIG_PACK...

Managed to get in with the LAN and turn on the wifi. For some reason only see 2.4G, not the 5G. Even turning on the 2.4G, seems to not be happy: Sat Jul 29 17:07:09 2023 daemon.notice netifd: radio0 (22104): Command failed: Not found Sat Jul 29 17:07:09 2023 daemon.notice netifd: radio0 (22104): Dev...