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Thanks for all the advice, flashing was a success BusyBox v1.30.1 () built-in shell (ash) ------------------------------------------------------------------ | _____ _ | | | __ \ | | | | | | \/ __ _ _ __ __ _ ___ _ _| | ___ | | | | __ / _` | '__/ _` |/ _ \| | | | |/ _ \ | | | |_\ \ (_| | | | (_| | (_...

1) My environment was, indeed, bad. Must have missed some development pkg somewhere. Anyway, I switched to a docker container, got the needed packages and was able to build the ramips.mt7621 image 2+3) The only files I edited were in .../targets/ramips/profiles/mt7621 $ sdiff -s config config.dist C...

Did you look in ./built (should contain packages) and ./images (where the output images go...). "should contain packages"... just empty dirs $ find . . ./ramips ./ramips/mt7620 ./ramips/mt7620_usb ./ramips/default_kernelspecific ./ramips/mt7620_kernelspecific ./ramips/mt7621_kernelspecifi...

ispyisail wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 23, 2022 11:29 pm

In my opinion you really need to do a default build first.

Make sure your build environment works before moving onto more advanced things.

Get a cheap router like the inet AR150 to test with.

Fair enough - I see where you're coming from on that.

I should preface this by saying I don't really know what I'm doing. I have a Hootoo HT-ND001 that is sold under a few different names: Strong 1200 MTC WR1201 The Strong 1200 page has links to official OpenWRT 19.07.0 images so I guessed that Gargoyle 1.13 should be good too I cloned the git repo and...

As best I can tell the MAC address difference you found is directly attributable to the transition from ar71xx to ath79: ar71xx seems to get them from the art partition while ath79 seems to get them from the uboot (bootloader) partition. I'm wondering if you were to set the Use Custom MAC Address c...

However over time I've noticed various tweaks to OpenWrt device build recipes to resolve issues with extracting MAC addresses from the device's flash and I just wondered if your ISP's IP address allocation changing may be due to the device offering different WAN MAC addresses in the different firmw...

Did you notice whether your WAN MAC address changed between the different installations at all? Can't say I did. I just checked now though and my modems known CPE MAC ends in 1C If I run an ifconfig on gargoyle it shows eth0: ......1C wlan0: ....1D wlan1: ....1E I have no idea how the VLANs or what...

I wanted to update this because pretty much everything I thought I knew was wrong. After a short while with LAN4 as WAN, the same problem occurred (WAN IP was lost - the only thing populated in the GUI WAN section was the MAC address.) No matter what sequence or how many times I rebooted the modem a...

Lantis wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 08, 2022 5:35 am

Well, at least that works
Sucks about your wan port getting fried though

Yeah, I was using all 4 LANs too but I'd rather have gargoyle with 3 LANs than stock f/w with 4. This will tide me over until I find a reasonable deal on a replacement.