Gargoyle Forum

I bought a $20 GL.iNET GL-MT300N-V2 from Amazon. I bought it after I saw I could flash it to Gargoyle using the Polish Gargoyle PL image (one click to switch to English). It's just an upgrade file since it comes pre-installed with OpenWRT. https://dl.eko.one.pl/gargoyle-pl/openwrt-18.06/targets/rami...

Hello, Please I bought MT300N-V2 router thinking I would be able to flash Gargoyle on it. I contacted the manufacturer for help. And I was directed to flash this gargoyle_1.11.0-ramips-mt7620-gl-mt300n-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin After flashing the above firmware the router didn't reboot automatically,...

I was having this issue in 1.10 more than 1.11. What fixed it for me was changing my ACC ping target to 1.1.1.1 (Cloudflare's DNS).

I am only having problem if switch WiFi off and on a few times in a row... I know this isn’t a common thing and most will turn it on and leave it on. It just happened that I figured I should do other settings first after I turned it on the first time then had the problem when turned it back off. (I...

ispyisail wrote:I wonder if they have hard baked the encryption key into google chrome?

It does something; maybe it runs Google DNS on its own because in the past when router based Adblock would kill a website, my sister would always use Chrome to get around the issue.

Leaving it to my ISP seems to break ACC at times (and I use a big ISP in the US; Comcast). It's almost as if pings to Comcast IP are exempt from speed cap because the ping remains low even when the line gets saturated. That was my case as well (different ISP), ping remaining low even when the line ...

Just wanted to add my 2 cents. Been using the 1/22 beta and ACC is significantly much more stable compared to 1.10. Fair link limit doesn't drop much compared to before. As for using alternative ping targets; I've always had to do this because my ISPs IP address (default IP) sometimes seems to be ex...

Also what about setting the default ACC ping to Google DNS? I'm having good result so far https://i.imgur.com/2H7gRhb.png I've always set the ping destination to either Google DNS, Quad9, or OpenDNS. Leaving it to my ISP seems to break ACC at times (and I use a big ISP in the US; Comcast). It's alm...

Lordkek wrote:So if 443 and 80 are commonly used ports how can i do it?

Those two ports are https and http; deprioritizing them will cause your web browsing to be slow.

Lantis wrote:bwmon will get your speed back. But you will lose graphs.
I think QOS still functions ok without it

This is good to know for those of us who never use graphs.