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Hi chico,
w. yr modified gargoyle_header_footer I get this error when gaining access to router GUI
/usr/bin/gargoyle_header_footer: line 1: syntax error: unexpected word (expecting ")")

Hi Chico,

Can you please upload yr recompiled gargoyle_header_footer.c since I can't edit binary file by Winscp. Thanks

Had probl. earlier w. MB white v.3.2 not connected more than 130 kbps w. Netgear 3700v1, but w. 3.1.13 or 3.1.14 in 5GHz now normal as w. Intel wireless chipset w. > 130 kbps; average 260 kbps.

My setup: noscan enabled, regdomain AU (Australia)
scanned w. iw dev wlan1 station dump

Good news w. 3.1.14
kmod-usb-serial works fine w. this version

I dont know which version is newer; rc5 or trunk?

http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/ ... x/packages dated 14-May-2011

http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/ ... ng/ar71xx/ dated 29-Apr-2011

Use WinSCP, SSH to the router and edit the file. Pretty simple.

If you're still lucky getting the ping from the router I will try w. std. openwrt first for getting the router GUI up by failsafe + tfp method.

I always use tftp2.exe from DD-WRT forum in the case.

Chico has reported the issue with hostname issue ### Litle FIX ### Web interface "Status >Connected Hosts" and "Connection >Wake on Lan" does not show any info caused by an error in output of define_host_vars.sh So edit file /usr/lib/gargoyle/define_host_vars.sh Near line 23, lo...

It can be a driver compatibility problem, but before making any conclusion try a shorter password phrase less than 13 char. and see if it works.

I know for sure the voip l7 filter in gargoyle is rtp and NOT sip (google the terms), that is why you get a mix result in qos.

Qos works indeed in gargoyle. In your case qos are mixed up in both up- and download. Take a look on ports; download should be source- and upload destination