Gargoyle Forum

Lantis wrote:This build has fixed that issue.
If you stop looking at the log, you don't see the messages anymore.


But in all seriousness, the new driver doesn't fix the underlying issue, it just hides most of the log spam.
I saw no performance improvement by moving to the driver so I didn't bother updating it.

Yeah you right what you saying, but new driver = no more annoing message
One more thing is missing WAN led and USB led's any chance to fix this please? It could be nice to see all led lights working

As with the other user, can you please show the output of
uci show system
?

It all works fine on my end and i can see the code that sets up the LEDs correctly for your device.

im not very advanced with this troubleshooting internally but i think this is what you asked for...

login as: root
root@192.168.1.1's password:


BusyBox v1.23.2 (2016-07-23 00:07:24 NZST) built-in shell (ash)

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| | | __ / _` | '__/ _` |/ _ \| | | | |/ _ \ |
| | |_\ \ (_| | | | (_| | (_) | |_| | | __/ |
| \____/\__,_|_| \__, |\___/ \__, |_|\___| |
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| Gargoyle version 1.9.X | OpenWrt Chaos Calmer branch |
| Gargoyle revision 9156807 | OpenWrt commit eadf19c |
| Built July 22, 2016 | Target ar71xx/usb_large_nand |
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root@Gargoyle:~# uci show
samba
samba.@samba[0].workgroup='WORKGROUP'
system.@system[0]=system
system.@system[0].timezone='GMT0BST,M3.5.0/2,M10.5.0/2'
system.@system[0].hostname='Gargoyle'
system.@system[0].cronloglevel='9'
system.ntp=timeserver
system.ntp.server='0.pool.ntp.org' '1.pool.ntp.org' '2.pool.ntp.org'
system.ntp.enabled='1'
system.ntp.enable_server='1'
system.led_wan=led
system.led_wan.name='WAN (green)'
system.led_wan.sysfs='netgear:green:wan'
system.led_wan.trigger='netdev'
system.led_wan.dev='eth0.2'
system.led_wan.mode='link tx rx'
system.led_usb=led
system.led_usb.name='USB'
system.led_usb.sysfs='netgear:green:usb'
system.led_usb.trigger='usbdev'
system.led_usb.dev='1-1'
system.led_usb.interval='50'
system.led_wlan2g=led
system.led_wlan2g.name='WLAN2G'
system.led_wlan2g.sysfs='netgear:green:wlan2g'
system.led_wlan2g.trigger='phy0tpt'
system.led_wlan5g=led
system.led_wlan5g.name='WLAN5G'
system.led_wlan5g.sysfs='netgear:blue:wlan5g'
system.led_wlan5g.trigger='phy1tpt'
system.reboot_button=button
system.reboot_button.button='wps'
system.reboot_button.action='released'
system.reboot_button.handler='logger reboot ; /usr/lib/gargoyle/reboot.sh ;'
system.reboot_button.min='3'
system.reboot_button.max='90'
system.reset_button=button
system.reset_button.button='reset'
system.reset_button.action='released'
system.reset_button.handler='logger restore defaults ; /sbin/firstboot -y; reboot ;'
system.reset_button.min='3'
system.reset_button.max='90'

Lantis wrote:As with the other user, can you please show the output of
uci show system
?

It all works fine on my end and i can see the code that sets up the LEDs correctly for your device.

Please see below

Just to confirm I get no WAN/Internet light on my wrt1900ACS either - there is no wan trigger file under /sys/class/leds - is that required for this to work?

@iceron
I edited your post to remove your password.
I can't check what is actually wrong until later today however.

don't worry about the password, this is just my testing unit for now.

here is the uci show system output

root@Gargoyle:~# uci show system
system.@system[0]=system
system.@system[0].timezone='GMT0BST,M3.5.0/2,M10.5.0/2'
system.@system[0].hostname='Gargoyle'
system.@system[0].cronloglevel='9'
system.ntp=timeserver
system.ntp.server='0.pool.ntp.org' '1.pool.ntp.org' '2.pool.ntp.org'
system.ntp.enabled='1'
system.ntp.enable_server='1'
system.led_wan=led
system.led_wan.name='WAN (green)'
system.led_wan.sysfs='netgear:green:wan'
system.led_wan.trigger='netdev'
system.led_wan.dev='eth0.2'
system.led_wan.mode='link tx rx'
system.led_usb=led
system.led_usb.name='USB'
system.led_usb.sysfs='netgear:green:usb'
system.led_usb.trigger='usbdev'
system.led_usb.dev='1-1'
system.led_usb.interval='50'
system.led_wlan2g=led
system.led_wlan2g.name='WLAN2G'
system.led_wlan2g.sysfs='netgear:green:wlan2g'
system.led_wlan2g.trigger='phy0tpt'
system.led_wlan5g=led
system.led_wlan5g.name='WLAN5G'
system.led_wlan5g.sysfs='netgear:blue:wlan5g'
system.led_wlan5g.trigger='phy1tpt'
system.reboot_button=button
system.reboot_button.button='wps'
system.reboot_button.action='released'
system.reboot_button.handler='logger reboot ; /usr/lib/gargoyle/reboot.sh ;'
system.reboot_button.min='3'
system.reboot_button.max='90'
system.reset_button=button
system.reset_button.button='reset'
system.reset_button.action='released'
system.reset_button.handler='logger restore defaults ; /sbin/firstboot -y; reboo t ;'
system.reset_button.min='3'
system.reset_button.max='90'

lceron80 wrote:don't worry about the password, this is just my testing unit for now.

here is the uci show system output

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root@Gargoyle:~# uci show system
system.@system[0]=system
system.@system[0].timezone='GMT0BST,M3.5.0/2,M10.5.0/2'
system.@system[0].hostname='Gargoyle'
system.@system[0].cronloglevel='9'
system.ntp=timeserver
system.ntp.server='0.pool.ntp.org' '1.pool.ntp.org' '2.pool.ntp.org'
system.ntp.enabled='1'
system.ntp.enable_server='1'
system.led_wan=led
system.led_wan.name='WAN (green)'
system.led_wan.sysfs='netgear:green:wan'
system.led_wan.trigger='netdev'
system.led_wan.dev='eth0.2'
system.led_wan.mode='link tx rx'
system.led_usb=led
system.led_usb.name='USB'
system.led_usb.sysfs='netgear:green:usb'
system.led_usb.trigger='usbdev'
system.led_usb.dev='1-1'
system.led_usb.interval='50'
system.led_wlan2g=led
system.led_wlan2g.name='WLAN2G'
system.led_wlan2g.sysfs='netgear:green:wlan2g'
system.led_wlan2g.trigger='phy0tpt'
system.led_wlan5g=led
system.led_wlan5g.name='WLAN5G'
system.led_wlan5g.sysfs='netgear:blue:wlan5g'
system.led_wlan5g.trigger='phy1tpt'
system.reboot_button=button
system.reboot_button.button='wps'
system.reboot_button.action='released'
system.reboot_button.handler='logger reboot ; /usr/lib/gargoyle/reboot.sh ;'
system.reboot_button.min='3'
system.reboot_button.max='90'
system.reset_button=button
system.reset_button.button='reset'
system.reset_button.action='released'
system.reset_button.handler='logger restore defaults ; /sbin/firstboot -y; reboo                                                                                                                                                             t ;'
system.reset_button.min='3'
system.reset_button.max='90

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Are you comfortable editing the config files on your router?
You need to add the following to /etc/config/network
Afterwards reboot your router

Rog66 wrote:Just to confirm I get no WAN/Internet light on my wrt1900ACS either - there is no wan trigger file under /sys/class/leds - is that required for this to work?

Yes that will be why it doesn't work. The pca963x driver wasn't being included.

I'll make sure that goes into the next version of gargoyle.

https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargoyle/pull/567

Hi everyone,
I installed this firmware on Xiaomi Miwifi Mini without any problems. WiFi (5GHz) signal (-40dBm), download speed (~ 32Mbps) and stability are good.

However, there is two issues with WiFi (2.4GHz).
Firstly, 2.4GHz signal is quite poor (betwwen -65dBm and -69dBm).
Secondly, 2.4GHz download speed is very slow (~ 2Mbps). The distance between WiFi device and laptop is 1 meter.

Are there any methods that I can do to fix these issues?
Thank you.