Gargoyle Forum

mvebu works now.
Someone at OpenWrt has "fixed" WPA3 on these devices so it now "works".
It looks like all it does is not crash, and offload the cryptographic operations to the CPU. Surprisingly this router can't seem to handle that and it runs terribly slow.
Stick with WPA2.

I’m looking at mvebu today.
I think it is just wpad missing. Should know by tonight.

To make it clear, you will not be able to install the driver from any location as the kernel is incompatible.
You must compile your own version of the firmware and include the driver.

So your problem is a missing driver? The system otherwise boots and operates fine?
You must custom compile the driver you need in.

Sorry I wrote it wrong. This is gargoyle x86-64 version 1.14. I tried the x86-64 ext4 and x86 ext4 versions, but they all end up in the same place. Right. And what do you mean “the same place”? If it is as you described in your first post, which I interpreted as “Lots of booting messages, and then ...

If you press enter and are greeted with a shell, the system has likely booted just fine.

By the way, you should seek OpenWrt support at the OpenWrt forum. This is Gargoyle specific.

Start by examining the output of /usr/lib/gargoyle/cache_basic_vars.sh which builds /tmp/cached_basic_vars Then make sure that in the browser console there are no errors shown when going to Connection->Basic. If that all checks out fine it points more to a missing driver or similar. Creating a valid...

Someone else reported the same. I haven’t had time to build mvebu and flash it myself to figure it out. If you want to do any investigation on your end and give me a hint I’m all ears. I’m tied up at the moment writing a replacement for openssl-utils. Hopefully finish that this week and then I’ll ke...

It looked alright to me

Yes you must create a second bridge.
Your DHCP config looks wrong.
Take a full copy of the default dhcp 'lan' stanza, paste it again and change it to refer to 'lan2' for the interface. It will also need another name for the second (lan2 will suffice).