Gargoyle Forum

Welcome to linux ntfs support.
In short, no.

I'm working on mvebu now.
It went into a boot loop on the first image i produced, but i'm not unconvinced that wasn't my own fault.

I don't want to push code out until i'm sure it won't instantly cause someone a bad afternoon.

As far as I can see, NTFS-3G uses “async” by default.
You can try modifying /etc/init.d/usb_storage to specify the mount options, but I do not think they are needed.

I can’t offer you further advice, I do not know additional information.

in the nfsd config file (/etc/config/nfsd) there will be an entry for your share with "option sync 1" You need to change that to 0, and then reboot your router. There is probably a quicker way than rebooting, but i am not sure how many dependent services you would need to restart to get th...

You can try it. If it works on OpenWrt it will probably work here.
You will get better performance switching to EXT4 format

You are aware that you will lose all bandwidth history whenever it runs?

I agree that caching may be your biggest issue.
It is also possible that DDNS is having an issue. The IPs should always match.

Is safedns free? If so I’ll make an account and check for issues

For what provider?
What happens when you click “force update”?

Again, I don’t know how you are achieving the channels appearing different. It just should not be possible from the GUI.

Ideally you would not have them on the same channel. However, it is not possible to program the wifi chips in these devices to send receive on one channel, jump to the next channel, and send receive there before jumping back (which is effectively what you are asking it to do). I don’t think the 802....