Gargoyle Forum

I was not aware that the Fonera 2.0n only has binary drivers available, this is disappointing to find out. Are there no alternative open source drivers available for it? If not I completely understand your choice of working for ath9k support. To bad there are no devices that has it all, N wireless, ...

Great progress has been done on Gargoyle since I last visited, it even reached a stable release :) Now as I have a Fonera 2.0n I was wondering if anyone has tried Gargoyle on Fonera 2.0n? I guess some modifications to Gargoyle are required before Fonera 2.0n could be officially supported, am I corre...

Just an update on my progress, unfortunately I borrowed my Fonera 2.0g to a friend of mine and have not received it back yet. Therefore I have not been able to work on this at all, but since I was offered a discount for the new Fonera 2.0n, I will see what can be done with it instead.

I must say you do make some valid points skynetbbs, although I don't understand why they then decided to keep the fonsmcd closed source when the rest of the firmware is open source. Still as long as the old heartbeat works for newer Foneras too the need to understand the new heartbeat is not really ...

My mistake then I took it as being a fork of OpenWRT, but since it isn't I understand that getting Gargoyle to run on it is not easy and not something you would like to use your time on. Though I do hope you understand that the reason I have asked this question and similar ones (Gargoyle and Voyage)...

I have recently received a Linksys WRT54GXv2 which uses a Realtek chip and is therefore not supported by the official OpenWRT distribution. Luckily there seems to be a fork of OpenWRT here http://midge.vlad.org.ua/wiki/Main which does support the Realtek chip. Is there a possibility that we will see...

Would it be possible to run the Fonera firmware or Gargoyle firmware on Qemu MIPS? That would make it much easier to study fonsmcd.

I can't believe it, all that time searching online for a heartbeat script that works on newer openwrt versions and I never came by the one in the x-wrt trunk. It would have saved us a lot of time. At least we have a Gargoyle specific version. Secondly I can confirm that using the old heartbeat metho...

Thanks Eric for the script, it is about that far I got too, but your script was much cleaner then mine. Unfortunately it didn't work and after some searching I found that Fon had changed their heartbeat, it now works by making a DNS request to cthulhu.fon.com (213.134.45.88) every minute. I found a ...

Since I received an email from fon regarding my Fonera being offline (which it wasn't, it was just running Gargoyle) I decided to first focus on the heartbeat and after trying out everything I could think off, I have come to a point that just confuses me as to how the Fonera firmware does it. I did ...