Gargoyle Forum

First question, did you attempt to preserve settings? That would have been a mistake. If that happened then you would attempt failsafe and reset the device again. Assuming you did not do that, your next option is TFTP flashing. https://openwrt.org/toh/buffalo/wzr-hp-g300h?s%5B%5D=wzr&s%5B%5D=hp&...

However, I will provide a test image and the build config such that you can build your own if you would like to. Give me some time to come back on this. Okay. Thanks Give this a try https://lantisproject.com/downloads/gargoylebuilds/details?build=1.15.x_0_TestBuilds&target=ipq40xx_chromium_2025...

Hi, any chance of a Gargoyle image for Google Wifi AC-1304? :idea: Hi, yes... and no. Mostly no I'm sorry. That device is part of an ipq40xx subtarget called "chromium" which supports 1 single device, your device. It is a bit wasteful to introduce a whole new subtarget just for a single d...

If you were already on one in the series yes it should be fine. There have not been any breaking changes so far. Updated from the previous 1.15.x build to the latest one preserving settings this morning with no issues. Unfortunately, I'm still unable to connect to the rourer using httpS. Tried work...

If you were already on one in the series yes it should be fine. There have not been any breaking changes so far.

I don’t believe it is installed by default on any devices due to its size. It’s not massive but it’s not small.
It can be installed from the plugin repo.

No there isn’t, Gargoyle takes it as DHCP from the upstream AP.
In theory you could modify the wwan network config from dhcp to static, however I have never tried it.
It would be more usual to set the static ip from the upstream AP

Im using 1.15.X (Built 20241013-2237 git@347e0534) on my Asus rt-ac51u. I cant flash another firmware, its stuck, no matter what i try it wont flash anything else. I also tried using asus recovery tool but it wont accept the firmware.. I had same issue with WNR2200 but i was able to use recovery mo...

You can’t use those instructions because:
1. They are based on nftables. Gargoyle uses iptables. There are iptables instructions on another page
2. Gargoyle does not have nfqueue kernel modules, so you must compile your own version of Gargoyle to add it

In the factory image the kernel is always padded out to 32MB, then the rootfs is added.
It doesn’t matter as you will almost never need the factory image for this device.