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Just slammed ctrl-f5 a few times over here and it seems to have fixed things. Since it was the first time that I saw the new layout, didn't thought that the cache could have been an issue. All is fine here, nice work on the new layout!!

Very nice new web page, congrats!

It seems to be having big issues with chrome tho, but besides that I really like the new design.

Great post there! Here is my data. Didn't have time to do extensive tests tho, only NTFS for now. Started a 8gb .mkv file transfer and 5 minutes into it, its holding at 4.25MB steady (+/- 0.05MB variation). NTFS file system, read/write access, CIFS only. Gargoyle 1.3.10. Single WD 250gb sata drive. ...

Ok, flashed to dlink firmware and back to gargoyle using the gargoyle_1.3.10-ar71xx-dir-825-b1-squashfs-factory.bin Router boots ok, but no usb again. I then tried to flash again but this time using the sysupgrade. (flashed from within gargoyle). gargoyle_1.3.10-ar71xx-dir-825-b1-squashfs-sysupgrade...

On my end this is how I made it crash: I had setup my usb drive share again, everything worked good this time so I wanted to add authentication to it. (note that the first time, after toying a lill with the share settings, the router wouldn't accept making anymore changes to the shares and no matter...

its a DIR-825.

Is there a way to verify the integrity of a newly installed firmware? Can this be done? Could help in pinpointing the source of some issues.

Indeed great info thanks! Gonna try reformatting it, it was empty anyway. However, ever since I reflashed with the factory default 1.3.10 firmware, the usb option is gone as was with the previous versions. There is something I don't understand with this. Its the same image I used and it was working ...

-edit: removed my post because managed to make it work, swapped different channels. I used this to check which channels were supported in canada http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels but canada wasnt listed, figured that they would be the same as the US but thats not the case. Just swit...

Thx 4 the info!

My drive is currently in NTFS. I managed to make it work, it included reflashing the router again to get it "unstuck", remaking the shares with the proper config and its now working.

-edit. Another lill suggestion. The password field in the CIFS Access Policy is not hidden!

So far so good over here. The error on the wireless page that I reported on previous version is fixed. Now when I load the wireless page, it defaults on the actual setting of the router and the status/overview window shows the correct info too, nice! On the connected host page where you see the sign...