Gargoyle Forum

Still going strong!
8.07 Mbps... Was around 2.5Mbps on 1.9.0.

So far so good!

1.9.X (Built 20160602-1751 git@09ccf69)



And internet speed is good! Getting all my DHCP stuff setup (Named hostnames and reserved IPs).

Just to confirm... I need to use gargoyle_1.9.x-ar71xx-generic-tl-wr1043nd-v3-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin As I am currently on Gargoyle 1.9.0 on my WR1043 V3. The Upgrade is the right one? It worried me that on the Firmware Update page under system, it specifically says: "Firmware should be a combi...

As you sent, I downloaded uTorrent and am downloading all 352mb. Thanks for the assistance though. Going to flash now. If I'm not back soon - it bricked.

Guys,

The 'Forum' link inside the "HAVE A COMPATIBLE ROUTER?" section is pointing to Localhost. The real Forum link on the left is OK.

yeah, going to do that, My only worry is that the issues I am having are not mentioned in the change log. That is, very slow speeds when going through the router (As opposed to just the modem), and a strange thing where hosts are not showing up in the drop down list for the filters for the graphs. s...

Hi all, I am running a TP Link Archer D7 as my modem, in full bridge mode to my TP Link TL-WR1043N/ND v3. I am running firmware 1.9.0, which I believe was just modified by changing the headers from the V2 firmware? Anyway, my speed has been an issue. I used to achieve around 700kbps and SpeedTest si...

I might have to do this. It seems the list of host names will not refresh in that drop down anymore. I'm also having other issues with speed. So I need to start a new thread about that.

Is there an alternate method than torrenting the latest firmware?

Is there anyway to display the ports that a device is using? I see one device on my network that is doing a lot of uploading. I'm not sure why - and it would be handy to maybe click it, and see a breakdown of the ports it's connecting to? Then we could say, "Ah, port 80 - probably a lot of web ...

It looks like I can see all my devices as a percentage of bandwidth usage, but that sometimes gives an inflated view of that's happening. For example, I may have a line that can handle 700kbps... (Yeah, far from exchange. :oops: ). And lets say 4 devices are idle... and one is doing some low bandwid...