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Looks great - looking forward to it. Thank you for your work on this

worth a read perhaps
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7859&p=36951#p36947

peterpux wrote:ssh the router at 192.168.1.1 port 24

port 22 is standard

You could take that approach - but I expect that hyou will also need to build your own Gargoyle which recognises the additional available RAM. Not difficult but it is another step.

It sounds to me that you are wishing to share bandwidth fairly (ie performance) but not actually needing to apply quotas. It seems that you are using a small quota (1MB) to initiate a throttle. If this is correct then you can ignore quotas and just work with the QoS config. Probably you will go a lo...

Your router only has 4mb of flash so we can't put USB support on it. Without USB support, you can't enable swap space so you cannot run Tor. No you cannot sorry. Purchase a router with 8mb of flash or more. https://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/doku.php?id=supported_routers_-_tested_routers my TL-WD...

@roadhawk I think that it is worth posting your findings over on the openwrt forum as the solution will need to be identified and resolved in openwrt before Garoyle users can see the fix.

I certainly have not forgotten - but sorry no tangible progress. There is another technical issue in the way at the moment - and the usual life interruptions.

There is work underway to resolve this issue.

I think that you are going to need to build your own copy of Gargoyle with your preferred version of Tor included. This is not overly difficult but it will involve installing Git, pulling a copy of the Gargoyle code to your local PC, making a minor adjustment to a single text file, building Gargoyle...