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The download includes plugins.
Transfer them to your router and install them. Or host them somewhere your router can access and add it as a repository to install them.

I don’t think any were included, but I can’t recall. If you know the particular driver you are after, you could check the build config file to see. I run my x86 device under Hyper-V, and pass through 2 virtual NICs. If your hyper visor is capable of passing through the USB NIC in this way, it should...

No catches that I’m aware of.

Much like the rest of the WRT family, they’re easy to recover, and if it all goes horribly wrong, the serial header is easy to access and prepopulated.

Purely a regional circumstance.
I received a 3200 from Linksys so I could make sure Gargoyle supported it, but it was the US model. Wrong power plug and channels/tx powers were locked to the US levels. It was never officially sold in AU.

The WRT32X was

If you’re referring to “Linux subsystem for Windows”, don’t bother.
It works, but is much trickier to make work.

It should not be what you use for your FIRST build. Once you are confident, you could maybe switch. You can google what is required to make it work for Openwrt compiling.

1. No I don’t believe so
2. Yes
3. That is one way of doing it. Another would be using QoS and creating a slow class and rules to drive anyone that isn’t your target into the faster class.

160Mbps per GHz for QoS
670Mbps per GHz without QoS

Roughly...

Gargoyle has a built in bandwidth monitor which takes up some processing power. This is well documented.
Why your link is slowing down over time, i do not know.

The builds have definitely grown. I myself have had to customise the build script so that it purges the build files between each target to save space. My VM only has 60gb I think. I’m happy to continue hosting for now. It might be worth me giving you access so you upload your own builds if you like....

You should be fine to go straight to 1.10, or even 1.11 in the near future.