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  1. got_milk

    Compiling your own firmware - Possible for a non-computer science professional??

    If you'd like, I can write up some documentation for the wiki tomorrow most likely. Would you want it in the existing documentation for compiling on Ubuntu/Mint or should there be a new wiki just for checking out a tagged release?
  2. got_milk

    Is it possibleto use Openvpn client on different radios?

    I don't have an answer for you, but maybe if you post the steps you took somebody else might know what to change or add so that WPA encryption would work.
  3. got_milk

    Compiling your own firmware - Possible for a non-computer science professional??

    No. It's one extra step to get to a tag, however: git clone git://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.git git tag -l (optional, lists all tags) git checkout 3.0.0.4.266.24 Also, GitHub allows to download tarballs and zipped versions of the repository at that particular tag, so instead of...
  4. got_milk

    Asuswrt-Merlin 3.0.0.4.270.24 BETA 4 is out

    This one or this one are probably the best when it comes to cheat sheets.
  5. got_milk

    Asuswrt-Merlin 3.0.0.4.270.24 BETA 4 is out

    Yeah, unfortunately git isn't the most friendly VCS there is. But it gets the job done, and sites like GitHub make it hard to recommend anything else.
  6. got_milk

    Asuswrt-Merlin 3.0.0.4.270.24 BETA 4 is out

    Fixed that for you. ;) Been using a little too much SVN, have we? :P
  7. got_milk

    Compiling your own firmware - Possible for a non-computer science professional??

    git tag -a 3.0.0.4.266.24 -m "Release version 3.0.0.4.266.24" git push --tags is generally how I do it on GitHub.
  8. got_milk

    Compiling your own firmware - Possible for a non-computer science professional??

    All that command does is download the latest code from the Asuswrt-Merlin repository. It won't necessarily have a build number to it, it'll just be the most recent code that Eric has committed and pushed to the repository, if that makes sense. Do keep in mind that the code might not...
  9. got_milk

    UPNP Security flaw.

    Whether miniupnpd itself is vulnerable or not I'm not sure yet, but it doesn't appear that Asuswrt exposes miniupnpd to the WAN interface (some probing from an external server using nmap shows no responses to my attempts). Even if miniupnpd were vulnerable to such attacks, they would definitely...
  10. got_milk

    Why I love this router.

    What about connections over wireless? They wouldn't go through the switch, therefore wouldn't be prioritized. ICMP response time to google.ca during upload bandwidth saturation (QoS off): ICMP response time to google.ca during upload bandwidth saturation (QoS on, set to 90% of average...
  11. got_milk

    Why I love this router.

    Source? The closest thing I can think of that you're referring to is cut-through forwarding, but that's not prioritization. As far as I know, without QoS, packets are received and routed in the order which they are received in the buffer, no prioritizing. Your connection and use case simply...
  12. got_milk

    Australia still has occupied Austria :)

    Asus appears to have screwed up a lot of those entries. Bell Mobility (a Canadian carrier) is listed under the United States, and the United States has an entry for Telecom Italia Mobile (which I assume is an Italian operator).
  13. got_milk

    Why I love this router.

    Unfortunately with a 16/1 connection and 3-4 consistently heavy users of that bandwidth I simply cannot get by with having QoS off. Low-latency applications can be miserable to use when the connection's bogged down. I also came from a WNDR3700v1 with OpenWrt and noticed an improvement with...
  14. got_milk

    Having connection problems at 2.4ghz on my RT-N66U - please help!

    Here you go: http://www.mediafire.com/asuswrt-merlin/ You'll (obviously) want the RT-N66U folder for RT-N66U builds.
  15. got_milk

    Why I love this router.

    Yes I do, there's enough network activity that playing games would be miserable without it!
  16. got_milk

    Why I love this router.

    A lot of problematic threads in this forum - I want to lighten it up a bit! I had about 11GB of video I need to encode to play on a TV that I needed to move from my laptop to my main desktop to do the actual encoding on. Usually over wireless I'm looking at a pretty long wait and I generally...
  17. got_milk

    Share network of Android mobile phone to the router (USB 3G tethering)

    That's really cool. I'm looking forward to playing with that when it releases.
  18. got_milk

    qos and voip questions

    You're welcome! Glad I could help.
  19. got_milk

    Having connection problems at 2.4ghz on my RT-N66U - please help!

    Maximum value is 200mW for both radios, although the router does say "the real transmission power will be dynamically adjusted to meet regional regulations". I'm not sure if the router actually adjusts the value you input however - someone with better knowledge on that topic might be able to...
  20. got_milk

    Having connection problems at 2.4ghz on my RT-N66U - please help!

    The .260 firmware does have issues with devices on the 2.4GHz band. In the meantime, until Asus sorts this out, you could try Merlin's builds, as he's rolled back the wireless driver to one that doesn't have this issue. It works excellent. I don't know of a detailed guide for the router - most...
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