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Alright I've put one of these images into production for my home network and so far so good.
I have a reasonable level of confidence so far, will know more in a few days.

With the additional overhead of PPPoE, no sorry. Your device is pretty much tapped out without employing tricks like offloading which do not work with Gargoyle. You might gain back 10-15% by disabling the bandwidth monitor. This must be done on the command line. In v1.15.x there is a GUI toggle to d...

The boot delay may be the check for busy Wifi frequencies that's a requirement in some/most regulatory domains in order to allow usage of high bandwidth channels or some of the 5Ghz channels (weather radar compatibility). It doesn't bother me at all 'cause uptime of my routers is measured in years ...

What is your WAN? Is it wired or wireless? Do you have quotas or QoS enabled? Boot time should not be significantly longer than plain OpenWrt before the web interface becomes accessible. On my minipc it is 10s or less lol. On a GLiNET MT6000 I would say 30-45s web interface up. Access to the interne...

Not quite yet, give me a few more days.
I’ve only tested x86/64 and mediatek/filogic, and have only committed the former.

I’m doing a bulk update of all packages to their latest available (I’m past halfway). Will then check all targets compile successfully and push them in.

You are correct that there is an issue. It has been resolved in February 2024.
If you run 1.15.x you will not have this issue.
viewtopic.php?t=18113

Search on the command line with grep is probably easier to find things. grep -r “Add Static IP Address” /www A lot of the strings are in the /www/i18n/ directory so that the GUI can support translation to other languages. The SH files in /www drive the display of data. Language strings are reference...

Thanks I’ll clean those up. They don’t cause any issues if you’re not using IPv6. They help clean up the data.
To confirm, you’re not using IPv6?

Underscore will probably not cause the underlying issue, but it will be blocked by the GUI once you apply the patch. Strictly speaking RFC1123 does not appear to permit underscores. In practice they are used globally in DNS but this is undefined behaviour I suppose. If you want to apply the patch yo...

I fixed this is May last year, you must be running an older version?
https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargo ... 1de5a57980

If you don’t want to upgrade you can manually apply the above patch if you wish.