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You need to ensure that your config has # CONFIG_PACKAGE_wpad-basic-wolfssl is not set You should also make sure that any other WolfSSL packages are similarly disabled. I've not encountered the corruption problem you mention, but I haven't built from the current main branch for some time - the build...

Presuming you are looking for an all-in-one device like your current unit, my suggestions for researching your options would be as follows: - don't consider anything with less than 16MB of flash, and prefer devices with 32MB or more flash; - look through the lists of devices for which images are dow...

In the absence of Gargoyle specific advice I would just put the phrase "openwrt resize root partition x86" (without quotes) into your favourite search engine. I expect all the advice for OpenWrt will apply to Gargoyle fairly reliably - certainly for x86 anyway. You may however want to look...

I just found a reference to the missing x86 related build dependency I noted above: it was libelf-dev

That is quite interesting! Except for the interval 1s-4s, in which the throughput collapsed to zero and then rebounded, your phone tethered Gargoyle router was delivering a fairly consistent 90+Mbps to your laptop, which is a bit better than I expected. I don't know enough about Wifi to theorise why...

I don't believe that documentation is 100% up to date

ar71xx is no longer a supported target - try ath79 (which supercedes ar71xx) instead. ath79 also now has only 2 sub-targets: default and nand. The active targets are represented as subdirectories of targets/, with each active sub-target being represented as a subdirectory of targets/<target>/profile...

1.14 seems broken on WNDR3700v1. Factory img gets into bootloop, sysupgrade works but telling the storage is full, cant reset to solve this issue, any fix for v1? Unfortunately images for some of the 8MB flash routers get past the size checks in the build process but when these images are installed...

OpenWrt has iperf3 in it's package collection; you should be able to install it with opkg. I know. I wrote iperf3 app meaning a phone app, something that acts as an iperf3 server. Oops, sorry, my bad. However, as I recall running the iperf3 server on OpenWrt (or on your laptop connected to OpenWrt ...

It would be interesting to test the speed between openwrt and the phone but I don't know if there's an iperf3 app that I can use. OpenWrt has iperf3 in it's package collection; you should be able to install it with opkg. It isn't built for Gargoyle releases but as it only depends on libc it is like...