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There have been new wifi drivers released for the Linksys WRT series, just wondering if Gargoyle had plans to incorporate them soon?

If you want a router that is 3rd party friendly.
Try the "WRT" series from Linksys.

my wrt3200axm, is smoking.

The other problem is we don't know if the reported problems above are petbrau 1.9.x or ispy 1.9.x builds? I just wanted to give you a hint, how to provide your firmware builds. To see a professional way of distribution, go to http://dl.eko.one.pl/gargoyle-pl/ were also the add-ons are published. I ...

I have no idea where to post this, so just throwing it in here.

Has anybody ever used an old desktop with "ipfire" or equivalent, to build their own router? Is it worthwhile?

Lantis wrote:Doing some modifications after some testing with some pretty interesting NEW devices.
160MHz (including split 80+80MHz) support coming soon

I'm thinking..............wrt3200acm..............

No my friend, I am in Toronto, Canada, the info webpage just went up at the Linksys-US page. It is awesome to see you'll be adding support ! Looks like ddwrt - Brainslayer is working away at it: http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=304086&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=wrt190...

I am extremely impressed with running Gargoyle on my WRT1900ACv2. This leads into my question. Linksys is releasing a WRT3200AC(Rango), and Openwrt has already added it's code name to it's releases : https://downloads.openwrt.org/people/kaloz/ I am wondering if Gargoyle will be adding Rango support?...

after all these years, I seriously never heard of this.

Thanks very much for the heads up !

Any chance of incorporating bittorrent or something like that? Gargoyle has everything but that, would partner very well with "Tor". Right now I am using an ASUS AC56U just for the torrent client and engaging "Tor" on Gargoyle when I want to download. Would be awesome to have it ...