Gargoyle Forum

Perfect, at least you are low risk from a recovery point of view anyway. If you’re going with OpenWrt it would make sense to switch to 25.12 but it honestly doesn’t matter for now. You would “git switch openwrt-25.12”, then a “make clean” to remove all old build artefacts, then the same process you ...

No major moves forward with Gargoyle, just to the latest point release of 24.10. Netbird version will be unaltered since you last used it. Do you want to use OpenWrt or Gargoyle? Whichever one, the first step is to successfully compile a standard (no modifications at all) image for your device. This...

Installed, all running very well. only issue (and its very minor) is a openwrt issue ive had before with PS5 signin. Running uci set dhcp.lan.dhcpv6='server' uci set dhcp.lan.ra='server' uci set dhcp.lan.ra_flags='other-config' uci commit dhcp fixes the login issue, but other than that all seem to ...

You can’t remove it on a live system anyway due to the way overlayFS works. You’ll burn more space and not gain any back. I would recommend for your use case either a custom compile where you can include what you want, or using a USB for plugin installation (and/or extroot). Thanks for all your har...

Sure!
Please let me know if it works ok.

https://lantisproject.com/downloads/gar ... JwbCI6MTB9

New build is up, I'll update the first post when I get time. https://lantisproject.com/downloads/gargoylebuilds?dtf=eyJjIjpbMCwxXSwibyI6W1swLCJkZXNjIl0sWzEsImFzYyJdXSwicGwiOjEwLCJzIjpbWzAsIjEuMTUueF8yMDI2MDQwOCJdXX0 Fixes "All Others (Individual)" quotas not applying and a DST bug causing ...

I ran some tests on my wndr3800 (which has a very slow CPU) and I never lost any data, but it took a long time to save and return to operating state each time. Letting it get through this without touching it was probably key to this process. From what I could see, the uci write operations was quite ...

If you didn’t set the country code, it is set to world “00”. The global section indicates this. The two radio sections indicate the country code that is baked into the hardware by the manufacturer, but these are overwritten by global setting. You don’t want to set the txpower unless you want to redu...

If you’re in the US, use US. I didn’t want to presume your location.

“iw reg get”
Will tell you what it is currently set to.
A lack of any specific setting defaults to “world” or “00”, which is a safe minimum across all regulatory areas.

That is good news glad you were able to get it sorted