Working very well on a wzr-hp-g300nh for 3 days, set up as client+ap mode. Thanks!ispyisail wrote:update
http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/vi ... =14&t=3461
bump openwrt revision to latest attitude adjustment
Version 1.5.8 - USB Storage with FTP
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I loaded 1.5.X (Built 20121120-1751 git@40938a8) on my WNDR3700v1 and haven't had the aforementioned wireless issues arise in 9 days of continuous uptime. Let's hope the current AA's have this bug squashed.
Thanks for all the dev work guys.
Thanks for all the dev work guys.
Re: Version 1.5.8 - USB Storage with FTP
based on openwrt comments some users are still having problems but it is much improvedehren8879 wrote:I loaded 1.5.X (Built 20121120-1751 git@40938a8) on my WNDR3700v1 and haven't had the aforementioned wireless issues arise in 9 days of continuous uptime. Let's hope the current AA's have this bug squashed.
Thanks for all the dev work guys.
Re: Version 1.5.8 - USB Storage with FTP
Where did you download it? Is this a newer version?ehren8879 wrote:I loaded 1.5.X (Built 20121120-1751 git@40938a8) on my WNDR3700v1 and haven't had the aforementioned wireless issues arise in 9 days of continuous uptime. Let's hope the current AA's have this bug squashed.
Thanks for all the dev work guys.
Re: Version 1.5.8 - USB Storage with FTP
Board index ‹ Development ‹ Show / Tell / Contribute: http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewforum.php?f=14ldi9999 wrote:Where did you download it? Is this a newer version?ehren8879 wrote:I loaded 1.5.X (Built 20121120-1751 git@40938a8) on my WNDR3700v1 and haven't had the aforementioned wireless issues arise in 9 days of continuous uptime. Let's hope the current AA's have this bug squashed.
Thanks for all the dev work guys.
Router test: wr841nd v5
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Are all versions there compitable with 3700v1 ?
Re: Version 1.5.8 - USB Storage with FTP
Yeah, download and check the correct version firmware for you router.ldi9999 wrote:Are all versions there compitable with 3700v1 ?
im test last build 30 nov. works very fast without problems, for me in 841nd v5 in 20hs uptime.
build 28 nov. same, im test for 6 days uptime without problems works very fast.
Sorry my english, very bad .
Router test: wr841nd v5
Re: Version 1.5.8 - USB Storage with FTP
I do note that there seems to be a wireless problem with with connection speed. My wireless n 2.4 GHz was only connecting at 65Mbits. I then did a reboot for another reason and the connect came back at 150 Mbits but after a day or two it's back to 65Mbits. The distance to the router is about 10 ft (3 meters).
Paul
Gargoyle 1.11.x on TP-Link Archer C7 V2 H/W
Gargoyle 1.11.x on TP-Link Archer C7 V2 H/W
Re: Version 1.5.8 - USB Storage with FTP
How do I verify? I do not want to flash the wrong firmware to brick my router. Thanks.KREAT0R wrote:Yeah, download and check the correct version firmware for you router.ldi9999 wrote:Are all versions there compitable with 3700v1 ?
im test last build 30 nov. works very fast without problems, for me in 841nd v5 in 20hs uptime.
build 28 nov. same, im test for 6 days uptime without problems works very fast.
Sorry my english, very bad .
Never mind, found the answer myself. I did not know all firmwares are zipped inside the download. I though I just need to download the specific ones I need.
Have you tested the performance on USB samba share? Is it faster?
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Are you aware about the regulatory limitations about using 40Mhz channels (150Mbs)?pmerrill wrote:I do note that there seems to be a wireless problem with with connection speed. My wireless n 2.4 GHz was only connecting at 65Mbits. I then did a reboot for another reason and the connect came back at 150 Mbits but after a day or two it's back to 65Mbits. The distance to the router is about 10 ft (3 meters).
Every time the interface goes up, the router checks for any signal on your neighborhood and if it's congested, it will fall back to 20Mhz (thus, 65Mbps)
You can override this behaviour at your own responsability, search for 'noscan' on this forum.
And this behaviour is not related to this version/build