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Check /ect/config/wireless Section radio0 or radio1 config 'wifi-device' 'radio0' option 'type' 'mac80211' option 'macaddr' 'c0:3f:0e:7b:xx:xx' option 'hwmode' '11ng' list 'ht_capab' 'SHORT-GI-40' list 'ht_capab' 'TX-STBC' list 'ht_capab' 'RX-STBC1' list 'ht_capab' 'DSSS_CCK-40' option 'distance' '3...

Switching from clean OpenWrt to Gargoyle a couple of weeks ago, I must admit the wireless setup isn't so simple since the Web interface doesn't report back what is the right channel should be set up. You must have Putty (Or winScp) on yr PC then run command - wifi. You will get the feedback here fro...

excuse my ignorance, but where to enter "cfg80211: Regulatory domain changed to country: US" ?? You don't need it, just sysinfo by running Putty; dmesg. What I want to tell you is the Tx power is depended which channel you do use with the set of regdomain, ex. US, Canada or Europe List of...

As Eric wrote in an other post .... When the channel is the max, it automatically gets set to use htc40-, otherwise htc40+. If you will force the wireless always use channel width 40 MHz, add the option 'noscan' equal 1 in the wireless config file. About the Tx Power its depended which channel you u...

Simple check by putty

iptables -L -n

Take note of firewall chain rules, then you know when the forwarding is disappeared.

You must have putty runs using this command
/etc/init.d/firewall stop
if wanted remove /etc/rc.d/firewall or /etc/init.d/firewall disable

Now I don't understand why should you do port forwarding from gargoyle router if this statement is true; WAN ip isn't yr ADSL IP address, just a LAN ip from yr modem, understood yr router gets a WAN ip from private network segment 10.xx. or 192.xxx. You may make port forwarding from yr Routertech mo...

Hopefully the development team checks out this thread, because this is one of my main reasons to shift over to gargoyle fw. Which iptables chains I must check those active rules, perhaps just a flags or missing packages related to it. Thanks. EDIT : I used a couple of hours to test it thoroughly yes...

It must be so simple as - Reset to default for yr router (192.168.1.1) getting default pwd from DDWRT - Fixed IP on yr pc (192.168.1.xx) - Boot the router in failsafe mode - Tftp the squashfs img (quickest and safest). Get tftp2 prog. from DDWRT wiki - Reset the router again (by GUI or mtd erase) so...

Is there anyone using this feature at all? My case blocking for internet access for a time schedule like that (MAC based restriction) config 'restriction_rule' 'rule_1' option 'is_ingress' '0' option 'description' 'Test' option 'local_addr' '00:13:02:56:XX:XX' <-- one MAC; only ..hosts option option...