Recent content by Hankenstein

Many thanks, @ColinTaylor, for the explanation/hint. Just the kind of thing I needed.

Just to check, that means use the gui and (1) under admin/system, check format jffs next boot. Reboot. (2) When rebooted, check /jffs mounted. If not, sigh (it happens...), then reboot. (Or reflash the trx?) Sorry to be annoying, but I'd like to understand a little. On my N66U, there are five...

Today went with some trepidation from (RT-N66U_3.0.0.4_)374.43_2-11E1j9527.trx (May 2015) to 374.43_2-38L3j9527.trx (28Feb 2019). Seems fine, ie. much the same. Have nvram/jffs saved, but nothing requiring it has turned up so far. Many thanks!

John, just a general remark: I'm extremely grateful for your fork. I think I installed it about 6 months ago, ever since when the wifi in my house Just Works. Everything connects to my RT-N66U as fast as can be reasonably expected. (The mac mini I'm typing this at says its 450 mbps, and iperf...

If you have a suitable machine (eg. linux), you may be able to find the open ports on the router by: nmap 192.168.1.1 You may recognise one of them (and wonder how many of the other you actually need...).

A workaround In the end I used a couple of elderly ethernet-over-power-plug gadgets to connect it by ethernet in the distant place the thing has to live. HP specs say the wireless in 802.11b/g. Funnily enough the elderly (2006) Snow Leopard Mac I use in all kinds of insane networking...

Hello! I'm at the last step of migrating the stuff in my house from an existing ADSL2+ service (from ISP demon.co.uk - still running on one phone line) to a new FTTC service (from plusnet.uk running fine on another phoneline)...