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thanks, installed in a 1043 v1.4,
everything is working very well so far.
i can notice a little improvement in wifi speeds compared with 1.5.9,

only after i installed gargoyle i can notice how crap the original firmware is.
thanks for that

Successfully upgraded from 1.5.9 while keeping my settings.
looks good !
Thanks!

Yeah, 1.5.10 it's here!! Good job ERic and all people involved in this project

Good job on the release. To bad DD-WRT is such a gamble.

Hi!

Thank's Eric and all others for 1.5.10!
Installed on Ubiquiti Airrouter with old settings, works smoothly

It would be nice with more available flash and/or ram on my
8/32 router.
When trying to install the USB storage plugin I got a red message which tells me that the disk space is insufficient, 4.799 MB is necessary and this is currently not available on my router.
Do I need a router with more than 8MB of flash for using this plugin?

demoralized wrote:Good job on the release. To bad DD-WRT is such a gamble.

Why gamble when you have a more reliable option that turns out to be better?

upgrade went fine in my wnrd3800. didn't preserve settings and restored from backup with no problems. i like the new features.

only issue, under the qos distribution tab i see no graphs under any choices. can someone please confirm?

* update 5/27/13 my qos distribution graphs are back. maybe it was a browser chache issue. i'm content.

great release and please keep up the good work. i love this firmware. thank you gargoyle team...

Finally got OpenVPN working with the iOS openVPN client

Main problem appears to have been with trying to use the 256 bit encryption instead of 128 bit.

iphone/xx.xx.xx.xx:1024 Authenticate/Decrypt packet error: cipher final failed

Switching to 128 bit blowfish and regenerating keys seems to have fixed the main problem.

Problem 2 was in the /etc/openvpn/server.conf file, which needs to have the following added.
push "topology subnet"

Problem 3 was that the client-specific configuration file had to have the gateway parameter removed.

push "route 10.10.10.0 255.255.255.0"

NOT

push "route 10.10.10.0 255.255.255.0 10.8.0.1"

I just upgraded and my USB flash drive is no longer being mounted in /overlay, but on a /tmp folder instead. Is it possible it broke because I'm using the uuid to identify it?

EDIT: Changed uuid to a device path, still not working. Here is my /etc/config/fstab:

EDIT2: I had to reinstall the block-mount package, not sure if that's even a 1.5.10 thing or just me being inexperienced with extroot. I also had a md5 mismatch that I had to fix according to this topic

I found a little bug after upgrade my 1043 v1.4. I can not save "Custom MAC Address" in Internet / WAN options. Custom MAC Address box is still unchecked.

Gargoyle is the best. Thank you!