darkarcheangel
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Been running it for a while now with no issues either
No, the Linux kernel is too old on that model.Still no love for AC5300 ?
Depends what "this" means?This isnt in the merlin firmware by default ?
They want to see the CakeQos-Merlin tab.FYI, Cake is only available on HND routers (AC86 or any AX model).
Oops! Edited, see above.They want to see the CakeQos-Merlin tab.
I know Merlin has Cake built into his firmware now, my question is how would you go about running Cake 2.1 beta? Would that require having a USB drive attached to the router?
Another question I have, is it possible to use the Trend Micro system with Cake in place? I have seen before when Trend Micro tries to upgrade its signature, it would break Cake. I think I seen someone mention a way to run a command, or such, to restart Cake when this happens. If that's possible, how would I go about doing that? I'm thinking about playing around with Cake a bit again, but I had these two questions, before I consider messing with it.
Run the install command for the develop branch:my question is how would you go about running Cake 2.1 beta?
mkdir -p /jffs/addons/cake-qos && /usr/sbin/curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ttgapers/cakeqos-merlin/develop/cake-qos.sh" -o "/jffs/addons/cake-qos/cake-qos" && chmod 755 /jffs/addons/cake-qos/cake-qos && sh /jffs/addons/cake-qos/cake-qos install
No way, eh!Would that require having a USB drive attached to the router?
I don’t know that the wrs or sig_check issues impact the built-in Cake setup. I haven’t encountered it myself. You would need to restart QoS and firewall both if you see a problem.Another question I have, is it possible to use the Trend Micro system with Cake in place? I have seen before when Trend Micro tries to upgrade its signature, it would break Cake. I think I seen someone mention a way to run a command, or such, to restart Cake when this happens. If that's possible, how would I go about doing that?
service "restart_qos;restart_firewall"
The 2.2 beta lets you classify inbound traffic based on domain names so you might now prefer to use diffserv4 on ingress instead of besteffort.Last thing I want to ask, and this is a question for everyone currently using Cake still, and hopefully a couple of you game online a bit. Any default settings worth playing with? I haven't touched Cake in a while, I know there was a point, a few of us were playing with all the settings. Just curious if everyone settled on just running the default settings? or if there's a couple settings worth changing a bit?
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