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ifstatus is the tool you want.
Try running "ifstatus wan" for all the info you can get.
You can use jsonfilter to easily get uptime.
"ifstatus wan | jsonfilter -e '@.uptime'"

Seems to be a pretty common problem with USB modems and Openwrt. Suggest using the ping watchdog plugin to watch for a disconnect and restart the network. Will need a custom script. Or you can write a script for hotplug. https://forum.openwrt.org/t/how-to-automatically-ifup-wan-after-usb-disconnect/...

Thanks for your suggestion.
If you could close the issue on github now that you've added your voice here, that would be greatly appreciated

In theory, no... but I never had one to test when I added OpenWrt support for it.

If you are able to flash the regular wrt32x firmware I'd love to know about it so I can update the wiki.

Hey, quite interesting.
Is there anything in particular you want me to look at or try?

Note i've been working on 1.13.x and i'm close to ready.

There's not much we can do to assist with 18005 besides the usual suggestions.
If the OEM have put in another method of blocking the firmware, we either discover the new workaround or you're a bit stuck.

You should return your device to OEM firmware first if you tried ddwrt.
Then use the factory firmware from the download link: https://www.gargoyle-router.com/download.php

If you have a US or EU branded device, you should use the appropriate version, otherwise the generic is ok.

I don't really understand what or why is happening.
I still don't think it is related to the Wi-Fi.

If you disable the access point does it still occur?

Additionally, why is Wi-Fi still active on the upstream modem/router? Assume it now serves no purpose?

That is correct, but it shouldn't be connected via both wifi and lan...

Can you post pictures of your Gargoyle configuration please?
Host them externally (e.g. imgur) and link here.

This shouldn't happen unless Gargoyle is also authenticating over Wi-Fi, which it shouldn't be if it is a wired connection.