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Short answer is yes.

If those sites use https, web monitoring won't show them due to encryption.

Sun Jul 24 11:52:04 2016 daemon.err uhttpd[1995]: ERROR: Dependency kernel (= 3.18.29-1-2cd8e0d6c90de5a5c905cc3193f1fc62) of package kmod-input-core is installed, Sun Jul 24 11:52:04 2016 daemon.err uhttpd[1995]: but has incompatible version 3.18.29-1-3615c37379ca3162465671af3197f04b and is marked ...

There is something wrong with 1.9.1 when QoS is enabled. Without QoS, the router appears to function normally. If Layer7 rules are used in QoS, this behavior is normal, due to the incorrect implementation of the Layer7 protocol by Eric. Take a look at http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewtopic....

Yes but beware of modem driver issues, i.e. not all mobile modem works, only few does.
http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/doku.php?id=3g

I would suggest you to install logread plugin and see/post what the log actually says.

wr1043nd-v3 is "missing" from the list. The firmware for this model is available in ispyisail's firmware. Since "Preserve settings" options could be faulty in more than 50% of firmware updates, wouldn't be better to remove that option I think this option should be removed to stop...

I think the guide you are looking at is not correct. I don't see anywhere on Openwrt's guide that you need to remove the package you are trying to. https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/extroot In fact, it does not make sense to remove that package because that package is required for mounting USB stor...

So is that mean, that I can't make an extroot? Sorry, I never make or need extroot, so I have no idea. I believe you are trying to use your USB flash drive as the root storage drive? I only know this is a complicated process and not something for ordinary people to play, I would rather use a router...

Displaying the current bandwidth usage graphs and maybe the bandwidth distribution, etc will use router cpu cycle and it may have deleterious consequences to internet bandwidth/speed. If this is implemented, then it should come with some control on who can see it or other means to restrict the cpu l...