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Now it's working perfectly, thank you very much.

/jffs/scripts/swap-enable: #!/bin/sh swapon /dev/sda1 /jffs/scripts/post-mount: #!/bin/sh . /jffs/scripts/post-mount.div # Added by Diversion . /jffs/scripts/swap-enable Do I revert back to putting the swapon line directly on post-mount? I thought of leaving it this way because it seemed like a...

Thank you, already updated. The only thing it seems that's not working, is the automatic detection of the swap partition:

Thank you again. The swap partition is active:

Excellent, thank you. Already updated. It's working perfectly, except for a warning of fstab not being present:

No, it doesn't remove anything, it just prints that message. Maybe I would need to run the script differently, so Diversion and AMTM doesn't see it as a swapfile that doesn't exist. Any recommendation?

I did it this way, thanks for the idea. /jffs/scripts/swap-enable: #!/bin/sh swapon /dev/sda1 /jffs/scripts/post-mount: #!/bin/sh . /jffs/scripts/post-mount.div # Added by Diversion . /jffs/scripts/swap-enable Ok, thanks for the clarification, but even now that I did it as stated above...

It's the entire partition: swapon /dev/sda1

Hi, guys. Every time I run Diversion, it deletes the line that enables swap on /jffs/scripts/post-mount. How can I disable that behaviour, or where can I put that line so it doesn't get deleted. Swap is on partition /dev/sda1. Thanks.

Excellent idea. Thank you.

Guys: Is there any way that I could run pixelserv-tls silently, without writing any logs or stats at all? My problem is that every time any device in my network access a webpage, or an app, the external USB disk attached to the router wakes up, and I don't like that. I have it configured so...

Regarding the AC3200 380.61 file: Either the SHA256 published signature is wrong, or the file uploaded to the 3 mirrors is corrupted.