Gargoyle Forum

I'll devote some time this weekend to catching up and updating.

Gargoyle has worked well for me for close to 10 years I guess, I mostly forget it's in my router.

Thanks for all you do. I really appreciate it.

I'm looking for a firmware update for my TpLink C7 V2.

I was last here about 2020 I think as I have V 1.12 installed. Though to be honest I don't recall doing it.

TIA

This is odd. I flashed 1.8 over the same US version that is supposed to be non-flashable. TP-Link has stated they will no longer manufacture routers with firmware that can be replaced to comply with FCC rules. Their whole line will be locked down (until someone figures out a hack) from using 3rd par...

I can't add value to this thread but I am pleased to see the 5ghz band connection speeds being addressed.

I'm not going to mess with my C7 using the command line as it's my only decent router. I've sold/loaned/traded my wdr4300s.

thanks for your work.

I was hoping that 1.62 of Gargoyle would work but I'm not too sure from looking at the downloads.

Can someone advise me of the newest version of Gargoyle to work with the Linksys router I mentioned? And any special procs I need to follow to get a working flash?

TIA

Terrific information.

I'll give it a go later today and post back my results.

Cheers

ETA:

Should I use the webui first in connection to set my ssids and whatnot, save that lot, then ssh and do my command lines?

I read the wiki and gather I need to make an entry for a device to turn on the ac radio? I've never edited a Linux configuration file in my life. I'm wondering, is there a chance I might need to edit other configuration files for other features? I haven't checked out all the features of my C7 to see...

I flashed my new Archer C7 with 1.8.0 and after reboot and configuration all was working well. I use 5ghz exclusively and leave the 2.4ghz band for the family. Prior to flashing my Intel AC7260 equipped netbook would always connect to the Tplink stock firmware at 867mbps. Always. Things seemed a lit...

Flashed 2 WDR4300's with 1.8.0 1st unit, virgin flashing, went fine, login & configure with no problem. 2nd unit, previously flashed 20x with everything under the sun, login, configure, save = brick. Unit self recovered to TP-Link factory firmware. Flash again with 1.8.0, login, configure, save ...

Of course. ROM. That explains why my 2nd router which was flashed with OpenWrt, multiple flashes of factory and ddwrt images and probably an image or two for one of my NAS boxes (J/K) did a Lazarus and rose from the dead after 10-15 minutes . It was pretty cool seeing my Gargoyle AP names, then a ge...