1.13.0.x gargoyle-ispy 2020-September-07 00

[SirSWE]

Does 160mhz work with newer builds on gargoyle? Having a wrt32x

[Lantis]

As long as you have a device from an appropriate region and don't have any radar interference.
However it may not work for long, as the DFS detection on those devices is awful.

[JohnPeterson]

Model:Linksys WRT1900AC (Built 20200907-0057 git@70cb60a5)
Hi this is working fine - Uptime:20 days, 2 hours, 0 minutes

I chose preserve settings / sorry - - I don't have any bandwidth charts.. I will reset to default if I have to - thanks.

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Graphs are working again - upgraded to
1.13.X (Built 20201101-2032 git@baf1954f)
Model:Linksys WRT1900AC

[maphew]

Please understand the difference between ar71xx and ath79 before flashing, and do not preserve settings.

https://openwrt.org/docs/techref/targets/ath79 says:

ath79 is the successor of ar71xx. It's modernization under the hood, with the main goal to bring the code into a form that is acceptable for Linux upstream, so that all (most) of the whole ar71xx supported devices can be handled by an upstream, unpatched Linux kernel.)

Combined with "Step 1: check support for your device" of https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/ins ... x.to.ath79

Are these enough to understand the difference in context of Gargoyle or is there more I should read?

I have a TP-Link Archer-C7 AC1750, Hardware Version: Archer C7 v3 00000000.

[RomanHK]

Please understand the difference between ar71xx and ath79 before flashing, and do not preserve settings.

https://openwrt.org/docs/techref/targets/ath79 says:

ath79 is the successor of ar71xx. It's modernization under the hood, with the main goal to bring the code into a form that is acceptable for Linux upstream, so that all (most) of the whole ar71xx supported devices can be handled by an upstream, unpatched Linux kernel.)

Combined with "Step 1: check support for your device" of https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/ins ... x.to.ath79

Are these enough to understand the difference in context of Gargoyle or is there more I should read?

I have a TP-Link Archer-C7 AC1750, Hardware Version: Archer C7 v3 00000000.

Archer C7 v3 is the same as Archer C7 v2, so you should use these files:

Check the EU or US version of the label on the bottom of the router - if this information is not there, use the universal version.

from OEM (TP-Link EU!) to Gargoyle: http://gargoyle.romanhk.cz/index.php?di ... ory-eu.bin

from OEM (TP-Link US!) to Gargoyle: http://gargoyle.romanhk.cz/index.php?di ... ory-us.bin

from OEM (TP-Link universal) to Gargoyle: http://gargoyle.romanhk.cz/index.php?di ... actory.bin

from Gargoyle (OpenWrt) to Gargoyle: http://gargoyle.romanhk.cz/index.php?di ... pgrade.bin

[maphew]

[quote=RomanHK post_id=57527 time=1603989338
from Gargoyle (OpenWrt) to Gargoyle: http://gargoyle.romanhk.cz/index.php?di ... pgrade.bin
[/quote]

Thank you Roman! This one seems to work, though I'll need to wait a few weeks for true confidence.

[Lantis]

The main thing I want people to recognise is that the architecture is wildly different, and that preserving settings between ar71xx and ath79 is never going to be a good idea.