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  1. mad_ady

    AC56/AC68 wireless range

    Sorry to revive this thread, but here's some wifi feedback: * 5GHz covers the whole apartment with high enough data rates (based on the client). For example, my phone can generally get 20Mbps from the farthest place in the house and the laptop can get as high as 90Mbps (on a 100Mbps uplink). *...
  2. mad_ady

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    Update: Hmm, strange, I've added CONFIG_NF_CT_NETLINK=m in both linux/linux-2.6/config_base (which didn't exist) and linux/linux-2.6/config_rt-ac56u and ran the make rt-ac56u command, but no module is built and the resulting linux/linux-2.6/config_rt-ac56u has CONFIG_NF_CT_NETLINK commented out...
  3. mad_ady

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    Thanks! If I'm only missing modules I won't build a new firmware, I'll just load them with insmod. Update: The kernel is missing CONFIG_NF_CT_NETLINK. I will try to compile it as a module and use it, but if it's not taking too much space could you add it in your new builds?
  4. mad_ady

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    Thanks. Is this procedure correct for my RT-56 running RT-AC56U_380.57_0? cd ~/asuswrt-merlin/release/src-rt-6.x.4708 make rt-ac56u Or should I be looking in some other directory? I've started the make process - I expect I can change .config (do a menuconfig?) and recompile later, right...
  5. mad_ady

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    Update. The strace output from a working conntrack installation looks like this: ... socket(PF_NETLINK, SOCK_RAW, 12) = 3 getsockname(3, {sa_family=AF_NETLINK, pid=0, groups=00000000}, [12]) = 0 bind(3, {sa_family=AF_NETLINK, pid=0, groups=00000000}, 12) = 0 getsockname(3...
  6. mad_ady

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    Sorry I haven't replied in a while - been busy with life. Conntrack finally compiled with that script (thanks!), but doesn't seem to work: admin@arcturus:/tmp/home/root# conntrack -L conntrack v1.4.3 (conntrack-tools): Operation failed: invalid parameters admin@arcturus:/tmp/home/root# strace...
  7. mad_ady

    Persistent storage for QOS -> Web History data

    Yes I turned on app analysis, but I was unaware that my data was being transferred to a third party. I thought it was done locally by using iptables or other mechanisms. Also I assumed web history was tied into dnsmasq. I'll keep an eye out for suspicious connections outbound from the router...
  8. mad_ady

    Persistent storage for QOS -> Web History data

    Thanks! I peaked inside with strace and one of the last files it opens before printing is /dev/nvram. The output counter format indicates that it supports a maximum of 1 milion entries, but I doubt the nvram can hold so many. Anyway, it looks parsable for my needs (I just need to resolve the mac...
  9. mad_ady

    Persistent storage for QOS -> Web History data

    Hello all and season's greetings! I'd like to know where can I find the logs for Web History data via shell? I'd like to be able to grep them myself instead of relying on the web interface. Also, do they have a fixed limit (x days/x MB)? Thanks a bunch!
  10. mad_ady

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    Thank you all for your suggestions. I'll give it another try next week. The idea for the static binary was to have a self-contained binary (I was really interested in adding just the custom libs, not libc), but I could have lived with a dynamic binary as long as the dependencies would load...
  11. mad_ady

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    I have entware already working in /opt and I'm running it on a RT-AC56 which is arm (and I trust I used the correct arm compiler). I have compiled all the libraries with --enable-static, but I haven't tried --disable-shared. I'll do that as well. Thanks! Update: I recompiled everything from...
  12. mad_ady

    [SOLVED] Migrating Entware to /jffs

    Update: Once the entware setup was done and I didn't plan on adding anything else I moved it to jffs by using rsync to preserve symlinks: admin@arcturus:/jffs# rsync -av /tmp/mnt/Entware/entware.arm /jffs/ admin@arcturus:/jffs# sync Next I added /jffs/init-start to mount entware at startup...
  13. mad_ady

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    I've tried to trick it with LD_LIBRARY_PATH and LD_PRELOAD, but none work: admin@LHS 288:/tmp/home/root# LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/lib conntrack conntrack: '/opt/lib/libc.so.6' library contains unsupported TLS conntrack: can't load library 'libc.so.6' admin@LHS 288:/tmp/home/root#...
  14. mad_ady

    Cross compile static version of conntrack-tools

    Hello all, I'm trying to cross-compile my own version of conntrack-tools (in order to invalidate established sessions based on custom needs - e.g. when removing time-based firewall rules). I got my dev environment up by following this guide...
  15. mad_ady

    [SOLVED] Migrating Entware to /jffs

    Hmm, I guess it depends on the router. Mine has ~62M of jffs and I only need a few packages from entware - no need to install 200MB worth of packages. I'll let you guys know how it goes after I migrate it.
  16. mad_ady

    [SOLVED] Migrating Entware to /jffs

    Check your shelves - I'm sure you can still find it :)
  17. mad_ady

    [SOLVED] Migrating Entware to /jffs

    Sorry RMerlin - it seems I have too many devices that need USB to be properly hackable - two WDTVs, one Samsung TV and a couple of webcams :). I'm looking forward to free USBs... maybe Santa can help :) Anyway, it pains me to see a 2GB USB drive with just 20MB used... :)
  18. mad_ady

    [SOLVED] Migrating Entware to /jffs

    Slow I understand, but they are tools not in use normally. Lifetime - I take it it depends on how many writes you do to jffs, right? Reads should not matter as far as I know... I'll have to look into services-start/services-stop, but the only problem I can see is that the scripts depend on jffs...
  19. mad_ady

    [SOLVED] Migrating Entware to /jffs

    Hello all. I have a RT-AC56U and I was wondering if there's any reason why not to move my entware installation to /jffs? I've installed the packages I need (tcpdump and knockd) and together with entware take up about 10MB. Instead of hogging my 32MB SD card I got for free with my camera, I was...
  20. mad_ady

    Migrating config from openwrt/tomato to asuswrt

    Thanks for the confirmation, RMerlin!
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