Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

WARNING: DO NOT PRESERVE SETTINGS

Now includes packages

Do not install on 4MB routers

1.11.x

gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32
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Fix TOR bootloop caused by bad dnsmasq commands

fix ewget integration with mbedtls

some updates to IMQ for 4.14, to register hooks in both imq_init_hook…

Move to 18.06 release branch

Add wrt32x to build, and include unmerged patch from upstream

Bump Openwrt 18.06 to latest

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Re: Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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Tested on my C7.

All the basics seam to work.

OpenVPN is missing, I assume this maybe because the firmware is bigger?

No plugins available as expected

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Re: Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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Trying to use local plugins

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Re: Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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I’ll double check it, but last time adding your own repo worked fine. That function doesn’t check the existing ones (which yes, are broken).

OpenVPN should be included. It’s in the config.
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Can't find it :(

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Re: Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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Also can't mount USB drive for file storage etc

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Re: Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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I will test your build when i have a moment, but at a guess, something has gone wrong with it.
It sounds like your device was built under a default target rather than "ath10k_large", so it missed out on all of the packages.
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Re: Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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I wonder if it had to do with this command

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make FULL_BUILD=true ar71xx mvebu

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Re: Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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Installed on Linksys WRT3200ACM for the last 24 hours. Basic settings.
Initial load from 1.10 without preserving settings and WiFi didn't appear to work at all - everything else fine. Flashed again and worked after that.
Just tried to enable Guest WiFi network on 2.4ghz only and that appeared to affect my normal 2.4ghz network, only 5ghz was working. Disabled guest and both 2.4 and 5 working again.

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Re: Bleeding Edge (ar71xx and mevbu) gargoyle-ispy 2018-June-05 13:32

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I just wanted to give some feedback... works great. The only issus is that it does NOT always detect that the WAN port went down. My ISP has been doing upgrades and had made my cable modem reset sometimes several times a day. If I go to the connection and simple DHCP Renew, all is well but manually do that is a little inconvenient.

On a side note in general. A generic gargoyle interface bug...all versions. My subnet is 255.255.252.0 and I want local dhcp to start at 192.168.2.100. This isn't possible. It always starts at .0.100. I ssh to the router to fix /etc/config/dhcp manually to get desired behavior..

config dhcp 'lan'
option interface 'lan'
option start '2.100'
option limit '150'
option leasetime '12h'
option ignore '0'

for those who ask why??? Large house. My "auto" equipment is 192.168.2.xxx (smart TVs, PS4, Phones,etc). My work and static stuff is 192.168.3.xxx (workstation, security DVR,etc) my son-in-law uses 192.168.0.xxx for his junk. This way nobody steps on each other. New routers almost always default to 192.168.1.1 so leaving that one as "reserved" prevents issues if I connect a different router for testing. ( or flash with a new version of gargoyle :D ) my WRT3200 Router connects to a 16 port switch so each room has at least 1 wired connection. I have 10 rooms and some of those rooms have their own 4 or 8 port switch. I have 3 wireless access points to cover my very large house. Lots and lots of gadgets... Raspberry pies, DVRs, game consoles, Network Storage, Smart TVs, blue-ray/DVD players, Roku devices, phones... Keeping my work stuff logically segregated from play stuff just makes sense to me. I can see at a glance on the connected hosts page who is doing what... ( IPs don't always resolve to hostnames )

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