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It is supported as are many other routers. The most up to date version of Padavan (last commit was 2 days ago) can be found here: https://gitlab.com/dm38/padavan-ng To check if your router is supported take a look at templates...

I guess I'll stick with padavan-ng then. I have one problem though - I can't get QoS to work. I compiled my build with CONFIG_FIRMWARE_INCLUDE_QOS=y, uploaded the script from here: https://openrouter.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=4605 and set my upload/download accordingly. It looks like it...

Oh, I didn't see this thread before. Does anyone know where to get the Padavan version featured in this video? It has nice GUI for adblock, SQM and so on. I think it comes from China, but I can't locate the source code.

Where can I find the Padavan firmware featured in this video? I compiled padavan-ng using this link: https://gitlab.com/padavan-ng/padavan-ng and I don't have adblock, SQM and so on - Extension Settings section of the UI doesn't exist.

It looks like too much of a hassle in general. Thanks anyway.

I can't find this information anywhere. WNDR4300 comes with a stand and on every picture the stand is attached to the router's left side - that makes the top of the router on the left, bottom on the right. Can it be attached the other way around?

Linksys WAG200G as a bridged modem (192.168.100.1), Asus DSL-N14U B1 as a router (newest firmware, 192.168.1.1; yes, I know it has an ADSL modem built-in). I can connect to the modem by: 1. Plugging it directly to a PC. 2. Plugging it into my router's LAN port. 3. Plugging it into the WAN port...

I can change my modem's IP to whatever I want, that's why I'm asking if 192.168.2.1 is fine or should I set it differently. I think I understand the problem now and it requires me to use these scripts: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/access-modem-configuration-page.11957/page-2#post-289752 1...

I have a similar problem - I can't access my modem's UI when it's connected to the WAN port. It works if I connect it to a LAN port though. So how do I do this: using my routers web UI? Router's IP is 192.168.1.1 Modem's IP - is 192.168.2.1 fine? Then what do I put in those fields? (see attachment)

Does anyone know what's the difference between these two routers? They appear to be the same, yet they have their own pages on Asus website. Their firmware has the same changelogs and the same size, but different hash and DSL-AC750 gets it's firmware a few months after DSL-AC51. Also why their...