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Thanks for the insights. After some more reading and thought I think the only way to reasonably handle the D7800 case would be to define a second device to produce a separate image with it's own DTS file. :( With the RPi case are you suggesting that a uci-defaults script could be used that configure...

This build has been withdrawn as it is superceded by a 1.13.0.x build.

Download archive: gargoyle-1.13.0.x-ipq40xx-experimental-20210125.7z This archive contains the images and packages generated from an experimental ipq40xx target configuration for Gargoyle 1.13.0.x. The source was from Gargoyle's git repository master branch at commit d3a4a81c. In order to pick up r...

I've looked through the build script and can see where the generic and architecture specific patches are applied, but there doesn't seem to be any support for profile specific patches. The specific use case I had in mind relates to the Netgear D7800, where there is evidence that many production samp...

Lantis wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 21, 2021 6:42 am

Gargoyle related?

Maniac wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 21, 2021 7:55 am

Thanks for support of this architecture @pythonic @Lantis!

Glad it helped you out!

Now that support for the ipq806x architecture has been added to Gargoyle's official sources and @ispyisail and @lantis have made builds available (in the 1.13.x series) I've withdrawn this build to make the space available for another project.

On github here: https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargoyle/pull/910 This patch works for me on Ubuntu 20.04.1: Cloning into '/home/andymac/Dev/Gargoyle/gargoyle-9744f8a8/npm'... Note: switching to 'v6.14.4'. You are in 'detached HEAD' state. You can look around, make experimental changes and commit...

Haven't been able to attempt a build in a while, but now that I can I just wanted to note that nodejs is now building but the npm install is failing with the following output in the build log (master checked out yesterday): Cloning into '/home/andymac/Dev/Gargoyle/gargoyle-9744f8a8/npm'... Note: swi...

3 notifications from April 2020 received this morning AEDT.

If you can find one, the ipq806x devices (Netgear R7800 & D7800, Linksys EA8500, TP-Link C2600) can also work well with recent builds.