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  1. HELLO_wORLD

    Voxel Custom firmware build for R7800 v. 1.0.2.113SF

    For routing purposes, no need to upgrade, the R7800 is more than enough for 500/10 speeds (it rocks for symmetrical 1Gb speed). For WiFi, same thing, it is enough for your internet bandwidth, and unless you have very specific huge intra LAN bandwidth needs (above 600/700 Mbps) and/or a really...
  2. HELLO_wORLD

    init scripts are not being executed on startup

    Here is one way : Put your script for example at the root of the optware disk (or anywhere you want). Then add a line at the end of /tmp/mnt/sda1/autorun/scripts/post-mount.sh to run your script (with the full path to your script): # Start custom script [ -x /tmp/mnt/sda1/myscript.sh ] &&...
  3. HELLO_wORLD

    init scripts are not being executed on startup

    Hello :) Do you mean in /opt/etc/init.d/? 1) Check that you have /tmp/mnt/sda1/autorun/scripts/post-mount.sh on you optware disk, with this inside: # Start optware services if /opt is linked if [ -x /opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung ]; then # Start optware services /opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung...
  4. HELLO_wORLD

    Voxel Custom firmware build for R7800 v. 1.0.2.112SF

    I am on latest Voxel's firmware (v. 1.0.2.112SF), and it can definitely do better than what you experienced: root@HERMES:/tmp/mnt/sda1$ hdparm -Tt /dev/sda1 /dev/sda1: Timing cached reads: 3056 MB in 2.00 seconds =1529.94 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 324 MB in 3.00 seconds =107.90...
  5. HELLO_wORLD

    Automatic service start on voxel firmware

    opkg install findutils ;)
  6. HELLO_wORLD

    [R7800] Deceived by WAN Port mirror to LAN port1

    Hello, Yes, this would work for you. To monitor the traffic, it depends on what you want to analyze; you could use Suricata, Wireshark…
  7. HELLO_wORLD

    ftp connection to usb

    Not sure why it is greyed out for you! This is what I have: Basic: Advanced:
  8. HELLO_wORLD

    Voxel Custom firmware build for R7800 v. 1.0.2.107SF

    You are rude and bitter Mister. The @Voxel's firmwares are a one man, voluntary, non-profit operation. You are totally entitled to your opinions though, and thank you for sharing them here :) Than being said, I believe you are not fully understanding what these custom firmwares are about. It...
  9. HELLO_wORLD

    [R7800] Will no longer save settings after reboot.

    Never be embarrassed to learn :)
  10. HELLO_wORLD

    [R7800] Will no longer save settings after reboot.

    You need to remove these 2 lines: CODE=bash And /CODE And the brackets around them. These are not part of the script, but tags put by the forum to display some text lines as code.
  11. HELLO_wORLD

    [R7800] Will no longer save settings after reboot.

    Here is what is is supposed to do : Each time you reboot, or plug the USB thumbdrive, it does: Checks is /opt/scripts/nvram-utils exists, if not it creates directory /opt/scripts, then copies /mnt/optware/nvram-utils to /opt/scripts/nvram-utils, makes it executable Checks if /nvram_backup...
  12. HELLO_wORLD

    Voxel Custom firmware build for R7800 v. 1.0.2.107SF

    Flawless upgrade, as usual :)
  13. HELLO_wORLD

    Tutorial Adding custom SSID and specific VLAN (for IOT for example)

    Well, it can be quite easy indeed. Just enable the guest wifi and observe how it is set up by netgear (check interfaces/bridges, routes, rules, vlans and firewall, internal switch is likely not involved at all). Then just reproduce it by adapting my code in post #2.
  14. HELLO_wORLD

    Tutorial Adding custom SSID and specific VLAN (for IOT for example)

    I am sure it can. Look what I wrote at the end of the first post. The simplified way described in post #2 would need to be stripped of what is not necessary in router mode. Then the routing rules and firewall would have to be setup to do what you want (for example prevent IoT to reach internet...
  15. HELLO_wORLD

    Tutorial Adding custom SSID and specific VLAN (for IOT for example)

    Good, seems you have something like that: PORT 0 1 2 3 4 5 NAME CPU (linked to kernel) WAN LAN LAN LAN ? VLAN 1 tagged not member untagged untagged untagged untagged VLAN 2 tagged untagged not member not member not member not member So you definitely could try :) You would have to...
  16. HELLO_wORLD

    Tutorial Adding custom SSID and specific VLAN (for IOT for example)

    I suppose in theory it would work, the Wifi chip is QCA9984. After, I don't know about the hardware switch in Orbis, so you would need to check (swconfig) and experiment.
  17. HELLO_wORLD

    [R7800] Will no longer save settings after reboot.

    About the Untested (Automate bootfix script): I did not try it, because I don’t have the NVRAM losing conf issue. I experienced the issue with a previous R7800 that was still under warranty, and that is when I developed the nvram-utils tool (with the help of users here like @kamoj). I simply...
  18. HELLO_wORLD

    [R7800] Will no longer save settings after reboot.

    Loading the ssh key with the post-mount script is safe. The part to autoload nvram-utils, the boot-fix and the conf can be a bit more tricky if not understood. The code could do more checks to prevent a potential reboot loop (that can be simply stopped by unplugging the thumbdrive). You...
  19. HELLO_wORLD

    [R7800] Will no longer save settings after reboot.

    You are correct, anything on the internal drive of the router is wiped out when you do a firmware upgrade, therefore the SSH keys are lost. Please note that the nvram-utils script and its bootfix would be wiped out as well. The trick is to use the USB thumb drive and the post-mount script to...
  20. HELLO_wORLD

    [R7800] Will no longer save settings after reboot.

    You are absolutely right, sorry for the lack of precision. To restore from any .cfg backup, you could use the nvram command like this: /bin/nvram restore /nvram_backup However with a deficient NVRAM, after you copied the backup you want to use to /nvram_backup, the best is to install the...
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