wr1043, the crazy wifi device
Posted: Thu May 24, 2012 3:46 pm
Gargoyle is the fifth operating system on my wr1043nd. So this story should be told, maybe these faults happens to other users too?
From factory i turned to dd-wrt. Works slow, but lots of features. But it won't wifi with netgear, trendnet and linksys printservers. Simply got an ip an never move any data to the printservers.
So i turned to openwrt, started with 10.3.1rc4. Same procedure like before, no wifi with printservers. With 10.3.1 i got more faults. No wifi to Phillips Streamium, Avox Indio, Avox Petite, Sharp WNU Wifi Stick.
Turned to tp-link factory now, upper devices start to work again, but the motorola defy and my archos g9 was cutted from wifi now.
Now gargoyle stable comes to the plan. Seems to be based on openwrt 10.3.1 but now ALL devices are running in wifi.
Thats scary, don't know how a hardware device can produce so many faults by driver software.
Eric
From factory i turned to dd-wrt. Works slow, but lots of features. But it won't wifi with netgear, trendnet and linksys printservers. Simply got an ip an never move any data to the printservers.
So i turned to openwrt, started with 10.3.1rc4. Same procedure like before, no wifi with printservers. With 10.3.1 i got more faults. No wifi to Phillips Streamium, Avox Indio, Avox Petite, Sharp WNU Wifi Stick.
Turned to tp-link factory now, upper devices start to work again, but the motorola defy and my archos g9 was cutted from wifi now.
Now gargoyle stable comes to the plan. Seems to be based on openwrt 10.3.1 but now ALL devices are running in wifi.
Thats scary, don't know how a hardware device can produce so many faults by driver software.
Eric