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Would be nice to have an export/import server key option for openvpn. Also I found out what was causing the dhcp problems. Nothing to do with the gargoyle router. I had added an "idiot-proof" home wire network extender, and that box had in internal dhcp server. So when I upgraded my router...

Just an fyi. I took openwrt 18.06.1, copied over the files from openwrt master that made gcc 8.1.0 work and updated procd, and I got a working image.

I've also found the same behavior when I run a upgrade from 1.11 another 1.11 image. Resetting the router parameters isn't a big deal, but the only real annoyance is that I have to redo all of my openvpn configs, since the router generates new openvpn keys.

The scenario that I'm running into is as follows. I build gargoyle. OpenWRT is already built, but the build gets interrupted during the build of the gargoyle packages. I fix the build. When I restart the build, there is a rebuild of the gargoyle packages and all of the previous binaries that got bui...

One other build gotcha that's sort of silly. I tried building a local image for my archer c7, and apparently there was a build problem that caused an openwrt interface with luci to be created. This worked on my router, but it took me a while to realize that 1.11 had all of the functionality of 1.10....

Just a note. I found that when I upgraded from 1.10 to 1.11 and saved the settings, that the new image would not issue DHCP leases. I had the same problem with I upgraded from 1.10 to 1.11 and restored a 1.10 backup file on 1.11. I do realize that this is what I get for living on the bleeding edge, ...

Question: I've been doing some gargoyle development, and because I'm on the bleeding edge, I'm always breaking my local build, and I'd like to see if there are some tricks to speed up development time. One trick that I found is simple to delete the files in targets that you don't need. Also I found ...

I kept running into compile issues with nfs-kernel-server and it was obscure enough so that I want to leave a note which someone can pick up with google. The problem was that I was getting undefined errors in constants. What happened was that I had a broken environment in which gcc was running but c...

Tried to do a compile with gcc 8.1.0 and bintuils 2.31.1 just to see what would happen Here are some experiences trying to build gargoyle with gcc 8.1.0 and binutils 2.31.1 Updating openwrt to master of 20 August 2018 picks up the changes, and setting the config variables in the target/config to use...

Since OpenWRT has switched to musl, has anyone tried to do a musl build with Gargoyle?