Hello,
I'm running Gargoyle 1.1.3 on EnGenius 3500. Following the install I get console (SSH) access and try to view hardware information using "NVRAM SHOW" (as I'm used to on Asus mips equipment). It appears NVRAM command is not available. Do any of the images include NVRAM command or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
NVRAM on 1.1.3
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Re: NVRAM on 1.1.3
Gargoyle does not use NVRAM at all
It actually uses configuration files.
You can use the GUI to edit the configs, or manually go into
the router and edit configs (not recommended)
It actually uses configuration files.
You can use the GUI to edit the configs, or manually go into
the router and edit configs (not recommended)


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Re: NVRAM on 1.1.3
Thank you for your reply. I was not looking for the configuration information, but rather hardware specific information stored in NVRAM such as rotuer make, model number, board info, firmware, memory, etc. that are usually stored in NVRAM. Is there any way to access NVRAM information from Gargoyle? Are you able to include the tool for doing so?
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Re: NVRAM on 1.1.3
We are trying to test our infrastructure management software on your build of OpenWRT and need access to NVRAM information. If this is possible, we would continue to use your build of OpenWRT.
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Re: NVRAM on 1.1.3
you should use simple linux commands for this ,like a top,ps,dmesg etc..
there is no nvram in kamikaze builds at all i think.
there is no nvram in kamikaze builds at all i think.
Re: NVRAM on 1.1.3
with a 8mb flash there is no need to use nvram partition and setting tool: there is a jffs2 partition writable, mounted I think in /var
all user settings are stored there: you can also put other applications in, till the partition space is available
all user settings are stored there: you can also put other applications in, till the partition space is available