Gargoyle Forum

I can't get DLNA/UPnP media servers to be visible. That used to be a problem with regular openwrt too (https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=43160). The fix was to disable multicast snooping with: echo "0">/sys/devices/virtual/net/br-lan/bridge/multicast_snooping This command does no...

using xfitiny comcast can anything work can connect to gargoyle Not understanding - are you having issues with Gargoyle and your Comcast Xfinity router? The issue might be that the newer Comcast Routers have IPV6 capability but I think currently IPV4 is what's supported with Gargoyle You might have...

https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=37686

Check that thread for info

Also check the OpenWRT Wiki for the WR741ND

You will have to recover via Serial Recovery

http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/tl- ... rie.u-boot

Read that part of the wiki

Some of it is in French but you should be able to use a
translating engine on the web

Looks like you have to recover via serial recovery / u-boot

For that kind of speed, you may need a commercial router or consider
using an x86 based machine. I don't think router manufacturers
consider that type of speed for the home user as most Doc-sis 3.0
modems usually only hit around 150 MBPS max for capability.

Phoebus wrote:Is there like a nightly build that can be downloaded?

Show/Tell/Contribute section

Gargoyle I-Spy builds - almost nightly

Gargoyle is based on OpenWRT underneath the GUI You need to find a fully OpenWRT supported router that works with the Backfire OpenWRT release (Not Trunk releases) in order to have Gargoyle support it. I think the WNDR3700's are your best bet right now for Gargoyle support and close to what you are ...

Confirmed! The image for the D-Link DIR-601 (and probably DIR-600 as well) is too large by about 100K I used to compile a bunch of OpenWRT releases for it and found out by trial and error that the firmware image cannot be larger than 3,500,000 bytes for the sysupgrade version I think what happens i...

http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/vi ... &start=100

See my post

The 1.5.11 firmware is too big for the DIR-601 and probably DIR-600

More features would need to be stripped out of the firmware file
for it to keep being supported

Almost time to retire these routers!

http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/hardware/cryptographic.hardware.accelerators Read that Quick answer: a regular home router will never be powerful enough to make it feasible to mount an encrypted drive The throughput would be horrendously slow Encryption is VERY cpu intensive and a regular router just wo...