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Waterspuwer wrote:I initially bought the C20 but swapped it for C7 instead as C20 had much worse Wi-Fi range. RC5 works fine so far.

Do you have the C7 V4?

Those drivers aren’t relevant to that device so should not cause this issue

Installed on Linksys WRT1200AC-V1 and no issues. Thanks a lot for this. I wish I had tried Gargoyle earlier.

Trailblazer wrote:

Waterspuwer wrote:I initially bought the C20 but swapped it for C7 instead as C20 had much worse Wi-Fi range. RC5 works fine so far.

Do you have the C7 V4?

Yes, I do

The Wi-Fi issue is resolved after a reboot. No idea what happened

RC5 on a TP-Link TL-WR1043N/ND v1 working fine several days - also added Dynamic DNS plugin right away.

Now I wanted to add openvpn - but it fails with:
Then for fun - tried to add a theme - and that worked..

The named files do exist -

Thanks

Will you add Asus RT-AC58U

JohnPeterson wrote:RC5 on a TP-Link TL-WR1043N/ND v1 working fine several days - also added Dynamic DNS plugin right away.

Now I wanted to add openvpn - but it fails with:

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Wed Dec  5 09:18:54 2018 daemon.err uhttpd[1990]: WARNING: opkg file "/var/opkg-lists/openwrt_18.06-snapshot_routing" does not exist or can not be opened
Wed Dec  5 09:18:54 2018 daemon.err uhttpd[1990]: WARNING: opkg file "/var/opkg-lists/openwrt_18.06-snapshot_base" does not exist or can not be opened
Wed Dec  5 09:18:54 2018 daemon.err uhttpd[1990]: No packages to install.

Then for fun - tried to add a theme - and that worked..

The named files do exist -

Thanks

Possibly an out of memory issue. Does it work fine after a reboot?
Openvpn is not recommended for such low memory anyway, so your first step is to add a USB stick, and add a swap partition and external storage.

ViBE wrote:Will you add Asus RT-AC58U

It would be easier for you to try to build it first and send me the config after confirming it works.
I don’t have this device to test.

Just tried out this RC on a TL-WR1043ND v2. Working great. With QOS enabled I'm able to squeeze out 85mbit total bandwidth, up and down. Good enough for FTTN. Pretty chuffed.

Lantis wrote:

ViBE wrote:Will you add Asus RT-AC58U

It would be easier for you to try to build it first and send me the config after confirming it works.
I don’t have this device to test.

If you can tell me step by step how to do it I would do it. I'm not a Linux pro but have a little clue about these things.