Gargoyle Forum

hopefully you can enter failsafe!

http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/dok ... e_recovery

see "Using Failsafe recover mode", try both reset or QSS button...

http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/tl- ... lsafe.mode

not a good way to learn things and solve problems

maybe telnet 192.168.1.1???

follow carefully this:

http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/firstlogin

hnl_dk wrote:

julezzth wrote:but what did i wrong? i did it like in the youtube video?
- start winSCP, ip adress of router, select scp, login

You should select SSH, not SCP.

but first he has to upload copy the new firmware to /tmp with winscp, selecting SCP, right??

mehtab wrote:No I had openwrt installed first then I ssh the router and used back to firmware commands:

ok GREAT, thanks

after you set password with telnet (step 4, by entering telnet, and then use command "passwd"), open winscp, enter router's ip address, select SCP, it will ask user (root) and password (that you set), then you can copy the firmware from your pc to the /tmp folder on the router (and rename ...

what?? stock GUI of a wa901nd v1 let you flash gargoyle wr941nd v4 factory.bin firmware?

if so, great!!!

btw, what version of gargoyle?

are there any non-clear steps from the procedure posted by Nilist??? seems really easy...

nicram wrote:In repeater mode i think it do not have to be like that, it work as standard client, with full datarate, and also got more options to work.

throughput is halved only from wifi clients associated to the repeater, to the main router/AP, for OBVIOUS reasons, both in WDS or Repeater mode, no difference!

Note: Sometime around August 2011 (v4), TP-Link began to use 16MB RAM / 2MB flash for the Chinese versions of many of their devices. International versions retain the 32MB RAM / 4MB flash.

you need a bit of luck!