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Unfortunately that device is not supportable due to insufficient flash storage and RAM.

I can’t give you any guarantees of course, but I’ve had a number of users test and are happy. I think it’s a good candidate!

I’ve been running it as my main router for 12 months and I work from home so I need stability. Just a personal anecdote.

Both of those devices appear to be unsupported sorry.

If this is a WR1043ND V1, then it is likely that it is running out of memory at boot time and will not be able to run a modern version of Gargoyle. Upgrading to 1.12 is about as far as you will get I think. Which of course is not recommended as you are running out of date firmware. Your device has r...

A new build has been posted which encompasses all the fixes raised in the thread recently with quotas. Many thanks to those who assisted with testing (particularly to @rg66)! Thanks Lantis. New build works well for me. You may update download link in the first post as it still points to 20250803. T...

Gargoyle will let you do that. Your device can be downloaded from here: https://www.lantisproject.com/downloads/gargoylebuilds/details?build=1.15.x_0_TestBuilds&target=ramips_owrt24-10_20251024&dtf=eyJjIjpbMCwyXSwibyI6W1swLCJhc2MiXV0sInBsIjoxMCwicyI6W1swLCJyNzQ1MCJdXX0&dtr=eyJjIjpbMCwxLD...

Well, you must have not looked very far.
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That’s good news

I doubt it means anything significant. Potentially a regression in the upstream code that maps the LEDs correctly. But let’s see if we can figure it out…

What is the device model?
And it may be worth showing the contents of /etc/config/system which contains some LED configuration.

Gargoyle supports very few Broadcom devices because in general they have terrible (once more for emphasis, terrible) open source support.

No, your device is not supported.