Gargoyle Forum

FWIW - applied 1.10.0 to an ancient TP-Link TL-WR841NDV7 (Rosewill RNX-N300RT variant) running 1.9.2 preserving all settings. Updated without a hitch; been stable for 24+ hours. Obviously 4MB routers can be problematic, especially if extensively configured. That said, I have yet to experience an up...

but can I backup my current settings, or must I set it from scratch again ? I personally wouldn't install on 4MB routers or use any backup setting derived from either a backup file or preserve settings when flashing this version of Gargoyle. FWIW - applied 1.10.0 to an ancient TP-Link TL-WR841NDV7 ...

IMO 4MB routers should be dropped all together! To much hard work to keep telling people that 4MB routers are unstable. When Gargoyle mooves to a later Kernel and ver of LEDE / OpenWRT I don't think that we will be able to get a build to fit in a 4MB router. First reason is silly ("to [sic] mu...

IMO 4MB routers should be dropped all together! To much hard work to keep telling people that 4MB routers are unstable. When Gargoyle mooves to a later Kernel and ver of LEDE / OpenWRT I don't think that we will be able to get a build to fit in a 4MB router. First reason is silly ("to [sic] mu...

I don't believe there is an option for this unless executed at the command line (not familiar with those commands).

Your original post shows an assigned IP of 192.168.2.1 for the secondary router which appears to be a different subnet than the primary router. Was this a typo or are the two routers indeed on different subnets? I'm happy to help (or at least try) once we get this sorted.