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jffs on standard asus firmware question

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Been searching and need to understand the functionality and or lack of functionality with jffs on standard asus firmware (Latest)

Here is what I need to know / do

change the dnsmasq to allow the router to push both dns servers in this case 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4

I understand what I need to do as the basci dnsmasq.conf in /etc is pushing the 0/0/0/0 to add the default router ip as the secondary.

My need to know is simple (Well to me it is simple)

In asus standard what do I need to do to enable the router to read a .add in the jffs partition?
Is it enabled by default?
If no what do I have to do to enable it?
If yes
What do I need to do to force the read in the jffs folder

Basicly my simple thoughts are to copy the entire /etc/dnsmasq.conf file to /jffs/config and remove on line which would be
Code:
dhcp-option=lan,6,8.8.8.8,0.0.0.0

or to append the conf file with a script in /jffs/scripts with
Code:
CONFIG=$1
source /usr/sbin/helper.sh
pc_replace "dhcp-option=lan,6,172.16.1.1,0.0.0.0" "dhcp-option=lan,6,172.16.1.1" $CONFIG
exit

Thanks in advance
 
This feature was added to my firmware, it's not available in the stock firmware.
 
Dang it, I figured so, I will be setting up configs for your firmware as well, I had to flash back to benchmark standard asus. Our VoIP service with Polycom phones need to get both primary and secondary.

So essentially the asus jffs support is non op correct?

BTW I love your firmware, I use it, just need to address the non techincal plug and play crowd for a simple tech/config note
 
Dang it, I figured so, I will be setting up configs for your firmware as well, I had to flash back to benchmark standard asus. Our VoIP service with Polycom phones need to get both primary and secondary.

So essentially the asus jffs support is non op correct?

BTW I love your firmware, I use it, just need to address the non techincal plug and play crowd for a simple tech/config note

Asus enables the JFFS partition because they store files in it (copies of the system log, custom networkmap icon, Traffic Analyzer database), but they don't provide any of the functionality of my firmware where you can customize config files.
 
Thanks, gonna have to incorporate that in my config note for sure. Try to get the powers to be to adopt Merlin-WRT over Asuswrt as the requirement
 

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