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Sorry for the dumb question, I am early in the learning curve here.

When you say you log in, using putty, and "first boot", what/how do I do a first boot?

Just making sure we are all on the same page
Roman thinks he found the cause... (1.7.x)

RomanHK wrote:

lepgargoyle wrote: Hi,
Reboot loop - The problem still persists, the problem is Bandwidth Monitor. Deleting /usr/data/bwmon/* and restart, clears the problem. Data from /usr/data/bwmon/ are possibly damaged
Roman

Hi, Reboot loop - The problem still persists, the problem is Bandwidth Monitor. Deleting /usr/data/bwmon/* and restart, clears the problem. Data from /usr/data/bwmon/ are possibly damaged :cry: . Could you look at it? Roman Great news. Still trying to learn. How did you figure this out? Logs?

its not everyone's cup of tea, but you should be looking at the code changes for these updates. tells you everything you need to know. was a simple error that caused the issue. haserl needed the upload limit and directory for the file. That's my understanding. I am early in the learning curve. Wher...

Successfully installed on a wd my net n750 with preserved settings. Hopefully this will solve a reboot loop I've been experiencing with v1.7.1 after a few days when making a config change via the web gui. Thanks! I have had occasional reboot loops also. When this is happening, try and unplug the in...

ispyisail wrote:

Now I have to rebuild the QOS and DHCP address and, well you get the idea

I guess that is the small cost you pay when you become a beta tester

We need beta testers

More testers = better product

Sorry, if I came across wrong. I understand it's part of the fun.

Thanks.

updated my wndr3700v2, wndr3700v4, and wndr3800 with this update. all of the routers had gargoyle running but could not sys upgrade any of them. running wndr3700v2 and also could not use the web UI to upgrade it either. used putty and these commands to upgrade. cd /tmp wget http://www.gargoyle-rout...

installed on wndr3700v2, preserving the settings.
testing bandwidth with http://www.speedtest.net, and it returned the fastest results I have ever recorded!

I know this is not the best scientific, reproducible, test but.... its very encouraging!

Free bandwidth! Free bandwidth!

Thanks!

double checked today.

Opened a handful of web pages, opened the GRM screen
Status > Connected Hosts
refresh rate set to 10 sec.
waited 20 or so seconds
open a cmd prompt and did a netstat -noa

Here are the results.

I have really only started looking at this after loading the 1.7.

So I guess I dont have a good answer for this.

I did a check as I was typing this and the web UI was showing 130+ UDP connections, netstat -noap udp was showing 13

not sure it matters, but I am running this on a WNDR3700V2