How can I add the Gargoyle package over openwrt?
I don't know much about linux.
If anyone have a tutorial on how to do it....Please help.
I have been able to telnet to openwrt but can't get to it anymore. It tells me connection to host lost.
TIA
Installing Gargoyle over openwrt
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Re: Installing Gargoyle over openwrt
Gargoyle is using OpenWRT
Gargoyle is a sophisticated GUI front end for it.
Flash a fresh version of Gargoyle, and then re-load any packages
you might have onto it as you normally would with OpenWRT
Gargoyle is a sophisticated GUI front end for it.
Flash a fresh version of Gargoyle, and then re-load any packages
you might have onto it as you normally would with OpenWRT
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Re: Installing Gargoyle over openwrt
Thanks, I actually had already installed Gargoyle but couldn't telnet to it.
How do I add packages to Gargoyle? I have used linex and have been succesful to follow instructions but I can seem to find such a guide here or anywhere else. Maybe I am looking in the wrong places using wrong keywords.
I was able to telnet to openwrt but once I closed the sesion could not get back to it. I would think that that would happen to Gargoyle too.
Is it there something to read to follow how to master Gargoyle?
TIA
How do I add packages to Gargoyle? I have used linex and have been succesful to follow instructions but I can seem to find such a guide here or anywhere else. Maybe I am looking in the wrong places using wrong keywords.
I was able to telnet to openwrt but once I closed the sesion could not get back to it. I would think that that would happen to Gargoyle too.
Is it there something to read to follow how to master Gargoyle?
TIA
Re: Installing Gargoyle over openwrt
I am admittedly curious on this subject too, wishing to investigate this nice looking UI, but having a wndr3700, and thus needing to run on the cutting edge trunk to be of any use.