http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/vi ... f=5&t=1712
It could be interesting to have a page to enable or disable services running on the device.
Like bandwith monitor,quotas,etc, this way the low memory devices could have some extra free memory.

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opkg update
opkg install /tmp/plugin-gargoyle-initd_1.5.x-1_all.ipk
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/etc/init.d/initd enable
/etc/init.d/initd start
behappy,behappy wrote:repack in english
http://www.4shared.com/get/xpq7XmIa/plu ... -1_al.html
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opkg update opkg install /tmp/plugin-gargoyle-initd_1.5.x-1_all.ipk
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/etc/init.d/initd enable /etc/init.d/initd start
OK - working now - looks good!behappy wrote:I install it on the straight gargoyle fw.
The service-ipk does reserv the system number 310, check yr \etc\config\gargoyle file if you have installed something else.
gargoyle.system.initd='310'
config '400' 'system'
option 'access' '100'
option 'ident' '200'
option 'time' '300'
option 'backup' '400'
option 'update' '500'
option 'reboot' '600'
option 'about' '1000'
option 'themes' '311'
I'm at work, dont have access to my router.
If not it works for you then install the package as cybero2912 wrote.
Extract my repacked package by 7z (... data.tar.gz\data.tar), in there it should be to folders; etc & www. Overwrite the routers folder with those upon.
\etc\init.d\initd
\www\js\initd.js
\www\initd.sh
run \etc\init.d\initd enable
run \etc\init.d\initd start
reboot
The file initd.js defines what you want to show which services in GUI. You can change showing more or less services editing the parameter
var blockedServices = ['gargoyle_themes','initd','boot','create_original_backup','cron','ddns_gargoyle','defconfig','dnsmasq','done','dropbear','firewall','ftp','httpd_gargoyle','led',
'miniupnpd','network','nfsd','ntpclient','portmap','qos_gargoyle','rcS',
'set_kernel_timezone','sysctl','telnet','umount','usb','usb_storage','watchdog',
'webmon_gargoyle','wol'];