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Thanks for the info, i'm testing it now.

because its an openwrt patch it is just applied as stated in that topic by dropping it into "target/linux/ar71xx/patches-3.10" or the equivalent target and/or kernel version. That's what i tought, but look here: http://paste.debian.net/168088/ # Compile firmware # Apply reghack # Rebuild ...

do you have any experience integrating patches into gargoyle? I'd like to try this: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=52626 so to have not only the CONFIG_ATH_USER_REGD set, but also the reghack mod already done, via patched image. I see that there are many openwrt version with that mod, ie...

here you find a build of OpenWRT with openvpn and much more https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=54604 if you want to try and compile your own Gargoyle build with the modules you need it's quite easy if you have at least a very minimal experience with command line linux. You con even do it on ...

I just compiled it on debian jessie, no problems here too.

No, not supported.

I'm just an old dog learning new tricks. Including the fact that's not always easy to modify a file and keep changes after reboot. I still haven't find my way with openwrt layout and its overlay system. So i was not obvious to me that to modify etc/config/wireless i had to use that uci command and n...

I already installed ver1.7 but what is the version of custom gargoyle which Mr @marrco introduced?Is this a modified version of 1.7 or 1.6 or...? :?: That one is just a newer 1.71 build. In that forum (http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewforum.php?f=14) you can often find user contributed buil...

Thanks for your help Lantis, i'm having fun learning how openwrt/gargoyle work. It's not easy for me to understand what files do what because of the overlay system and lots of scripts. But building it in cloud is cheap (less than 10 cents per build) and fast. Right now i just found a better (maybe i...

EDIT: after a few unsuccessful test i realized there is an easier way to do that. So i removed the previous post Ok, i found something interesting in cache_basic_vars.js thats called from basic.sh and to automagically add the new channels to the interface all i have to do is delete /var/cached_basic...