Gargoyle Forum

pythonic wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 16, 2024 8:32 pm

I don't believe that documentation is 100% up to date

yep, your comment would be in line with my last experience

Something is still missing

https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-develope ... uildsystem

@Lantis

These build instructions no longer work, gets into a build loop.

Do you know what dependencies are now missing?

also these commands no longer work

I found it easier to take the hard drive out and install the gargoyle firmware via Rufus directly

e.g. use the hard drive as a USB pen drive

Hi all

Unfortunately, Ubiquiti tends to be a bit proprietary and doesn't play nicely with other systems.

But I finally got it to work with Gargoyle

It would be a big how-to but I'm just reporting that it can be done

here is the diagram

re:vlan My understanding of VLAN at the time of my first post was very limited. My knowledge is much better now. My ISP-supplied router (WAN = VLAN10) also came with a phone line. The problem was I needed VLAN 10 "in" (WAN) and VLAN 10 "out" (LAN) to my ISP-supplied router just f...

The other option is to add an entry box like what they do on the OpenVPN client side.

The advantage is the user can add any custom entry they want.

Whichever is the easiest.....

@Lantis

If you do manage to add something can you use a format similar to static routes? In not so fussed about the layout but I need to add quite a few custom routes

FYI I need to stick with Ubnt USG Pro because I'm starting to get into VLANS and multi-networks for work. My work only has 8 or so employee's and a few years ago we only had 10 or 20 devices on one subnet. Now we have 250 or more. We just connected the boss's house with a 10km wireless link and that...

I like using pictures https://i.imgur.com/NB9SBSP.png In my case 192.168.1.1 is a ubnt USG Pro with full control of the network. Now that I can get access to 192.168.1.0 I can do all sorts of things The problem with Ubnt USG Pro is unless all devices are Ubnt they make it incredibly hard to make a V...