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If I remember correctly, it's not compatible with normal BitTorrent software, keeping Linux users from being able to download. A conventional torrent would be fully cross platform though. Do you happen to know if the Transmission bittorrent client should/would be compatible to the trackerless torre...

I actually used to have that router, It's something to do with the WAN bandwidth tracking, I finally got fed up with it and went to OpenWRT. In my testing, it maxed out closer to 150 Mbps, so not perfect for your case, but closer. Although I don't remember how to do so, someone might be able to tell...

If I remember correctly, it's not compatible with normal BitTorrent software, keeping Linux users from being able to download. A conventional torrent would be fully cross platform though.

I think it's a good idea. Eventually someone will make an algorithm to get it right too, but for now, it's a great solution.

From my experience, 1.6.2 broke Wi-Fi on all Buffalo routers... 1.6.1 isn't perfectly stable on my WZR-600DHP, but neither is OpenWRT BB... 1.5.11 was the last one that actually worked flawlessly for me, but it's got the heartbleed bug, so I'm being forced back to DD-WRT for now.

WPA2 supports the use of CCMP (AES) and TKIP (RC4), the latter being the less secure of the two. Most devices made in the last 6 years support CCMP.

Gargoyle is easier to use for both new users and advanced users alike, much more stable, and in my opinion, a much friendlier community. It can easily be extended to suit your needs. With Gargoyle (and OpenWRT, the system Gargoyle is built on), things just work the way you'd expect. Full source code...

Just switched back to my Intel Centrino 2230, the ANI problem showed up worse than it ever did on AA now that I'm on BB. When using Atheros based STAs, the problem is fixed, with my Intel STA, it's worse. I should be getting a newer wireless card soon though, I'll post again when I do. edit: This po...

Guys i am mounting an NTFS 1TB 2.5" USB drive under 1.6.2 - which mounts well and can be accessed from Win7. Problem is when i try to access it via NFS/SMB the drive clicks away and unmounts itself in Gargoyle, only to remount a few seconds later. Is this because of a lack of mA/power going to...

Check to see if your router uses the ath9k wireless driver: lsmod | grep ath9k If it does, find out how many radios your router has: ls /sys/kernel/debug/ieee80211/ Replacing 'phy0' as needed to get all radios listed, disable ANI with the following command: echo 0 > /sys/kernel/debug/ieee80211/phy0/...