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GargoyleNoob wrote:

Lantis wrote:You can install a geoip netfilter module, but you would need to write your own firewall rules

Oh, word? I'll have to look into that.

Your next Gargoyle plug-in?

Hi you cant ad it as a Gargoyle plug-in. You can install the Gargoyle plug-in for command line or what ever it's called and then coppy and paste the commands in line by line. You will not be able to check if it's working in the GUI, but it will show up in the system logs.

You could try out sub2rbl
https://github.com/robzr/sub2rbl

You could look in to running a proxy on a R-Pi. Even then tho the R-Pi has a slow network connection. The Ethernet port is over the USB.

Sorry that is beyond Gargoyle. You could do it by installing a OpenWRT package but It mite mess with a lot of the things Gargoyle does like firewalling and things.

Hi as far as I know the warning is outdated. The code to work with the new flash chip is in the updated OpenWRT that was bumped in the 1.10 build.

Hi I have 2 of these routers and they both run fine. 1 runs as a router and one a dumb AP. Both on 1.10 I am sorry to say that I think you have a bad flash chip. One thing you could try is a different power supply. If that don't help then i am afrade that's a new router for you my friend.

Hi I am sorry to say that Gargoyle cant fix the WI-FI on the wrt3200acm until we moov to building on top of the LEDE code bace, which is being worked on at the moment. I cant give you a ETA. I have a 3200 and running it as just a router and use a C7v2 as a dumb AP which works grate for me. If you do...

WRT3200acm is fine with WIFI disabled. All options sho up as they should.

If you want to use the wifi the 3200 5ghz driver can be a bit flakie. So if you want to use 5ghz wifi the 1900ac is better if you are going to use one of your old routers as a AP then the 3200ac will be fine.