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version 1.6.1 seems more stable than other releases, but if i want to transfer big files over wifi, it crashes and need to reboot the router again. i'm talking about copy 1GB of data between two pc's , one on wifi, the target on lan. i'm try to patch the wifi driver on the router itself by ssh comma...

very unstable release on TL-WR1043ND V1.9
wifi disconnects after short period of uptime, i flashed yesterday.
especially when i transfer big files over lan, i try to copy 1GB of data, then it disconnects.

but with official firmware there is another serious issues with web interface inaccessible, not only wifi, the wifi speed on official firmware is disaster, with this openwrt the wifi is much better (when it's working), but it's working only for 1-2 days and then i must reboot the wifi module or all ...

if i want to change the gargoyle v1.6.x to barrirer breaker of openwrt image, can i do it directly? or i need to do something else? i want to do this because a lot of wifi issues with all releases of gargoyle, maybe it's hardware faulty, maybe firmware faulty, i want to try another openwrt release t...

this will fix stability wifi issues on tp-link tl-wr1043nd v1 hardware that i report on this forum more than once?

someones know if this build is stable on TL-WR1043ND V1.9 router? wifi issues? disconnects after a day or not?

ok i will give it a try, but if i want to get back to the previous wireless setting how can i do it?

i don't understand where to change this settings? logon the router with putty ssh? how to run this command? where?

yesterday i'm used the failsafe mode (hard reset) to my unit to bring the wifi working again, so i think that my issues is a hardware issues, and not software.
because on this version 1.5.11 the wifi stops working after 7 days.
i will replace the unit with another brand of routers, i consider edimax.

i will try it soon, now i have version 1.5.11 that seems better, the wifi is stable for week, that's better.
but after week - it disconnects and need to reboot.
now i convinced that it is a hardware issue.