TP-Link showing factory SSID despite gargoyle settings

[Robster]

Hi all,

I've been using my TP-LINK modem for maybe a year or more now with Gargoyle.

The other day it just stopped broadcasting, so I plugged in the network cable, attached to the gargoyle management tools and had a look, all seemed fine so I forced a re-boot.

Upon rebooting, it shows the following (attached images).

Subsequent reboots etc do nothing to fix it. If I try and connect with the password in the gargoyle settings it fails also.

Can anyone recommend some options to resolve this?

Thank you.

[ispyisail]

What model router?

What version of gargoyle firmware?

4MB router?

[Robster]

My bad,

Device Name:Gargoyle
Gargoyle Version:1.9.0
Model:TP-Link TL-WR1043N/ND v2
Device Configuration:Gateway
Memory Usage:16.7MB / 59.7MB (28%)

[Lantis]

Looks bad.
Looks like it’s in a bit of an inbetween state.

I’d reflash it

[Robster]

yup, updated to the latest 1.10.0 and it fixed the problem.

NICE new interface by the way. The old was starting to look a little dated. The one one is very modern. Good work.