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 Topic: what does nvram show -> size: 32786 bytes (-18 left) mean |
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| nuke12 Replies: 15 Views: 13995 |
 Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 19:50 Subject: what does nvram show -> size: 32786 bytes (-18 left) mean |
| Nothing personal, but I say "so what"? Most of us here, do not live in the USA. I have no data caps and my traffic monitoring has nothing to do with data caps.
As I stated in my earlier ... |
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| Topic: what does nvram show -> size: 32786 bytes (-18 left) mean |
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| nuke12 Replies: 15 Views: 13995 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 19:22 Subject: what does nvram show -> size: 32786 bytes (-18 left) mean |
| Your assumption is incorrect.
There are many, many DD-WRT users that don't do traffic stuff. I don't and I don't care. I have other means to know what is going on and many uses, maybe should car ... |
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| Topic: Another dumb ass question...... |
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| nuke12 Replies: 3 Views: 1721 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 18:53 Subject: Another dumb ass question...... |
| I probably can provide many, for the site's entertainment?
Most of the mods here show up in message posts as a "Guru". Then we have "well informed" posters that also show up in ... |
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| Topic: Bricked E3000 |
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| nuke12 Replies: 36 Views: 13760 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Sat Oct 29, 2011 20:37 Subject: Bricked E3000 |
| I would pick parallel as well BUT it's not very "future" proof.
Most newer computers will NOT have a parallel (printer) port. USB to parallel adapters are a PITA. Computers see the USB de ... |
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| Topic: Possible support for DG834GT |
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| nuke12 Replies: 5 Views: 11119 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 14:27 Subject: Possible support for DG834GT |
| Check out the modified firmware here;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netgear_DG834_%28series%29#External_links Not sure if any of that works on your unit or not? |
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| Topic: Does the CFE get flashed during a normal firmware upgrade? |
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| nuke12 Replies: 9 Views: 3336 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 18:51 Subject: Does the CFE get flashed during a normal firmware upgrade? |
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you can mess thing up with mtd commands. With the OP's question, that was my first thought. I'm sure I can screw-up any part of the flash, including the CFE with MTD commands. |
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| Topic: Is there a way to run a eggdrop and store on ntfs in router? |
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| nuke12 Replies: 5 Views: 4270 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 19:02 Subject: Is there a way to run a eggdrop and store on ntfs in router? |
| Well right now I just started to use an outside shell server to run the eggie. But you see, I KNOW I can make a 1 GB partition for ext3, but I was wondering if anyone used partition images. Like if yo ... | |
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| Topic: Is there a way to run a eggdrop and store on ntfs in router? |
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| nuke12 Replies: 5 Views: 4270 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 19:29 Subject: Is there a way to run a eggdrop and store on ntfs in router? |
| Well if your going to kill your router this way, then you should also install the Optware Tcl package. You need it for all the add-on packages.
If your just playing games with a lightly used IRC ch ... |
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| Topic: E3000 - Crashing when wl1 enabled |
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| nuke12 Replies: 10 Views: 5790 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 11:55 Subject: E3000 - Crashing when wl1 enabled |
| I have an E3000. I'm using build 15962 and the 5 GHz band, without issue.
I know this does not help you. Is it possible something is wrong with the unit? Have you always had the problem or did it j ... |
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| Topic: Gigabit throughput on WRT610N |
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| nuke12 Replies: 3 Views: 6754 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 19:02 Subject: Gigabit throughput on WRT610N |
| I visit a number of forums and this speed thing always comes up.
I'm not saying this is the OP, but soooo many people figure that when a 1Gb/s connection is negotiated, then the transfer rate shoul ... |
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| Topic: Optware, flush EXT3 journal. EXT3 to EXT2 conversion |
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| nuke12 Replies: 5 Views: 3584 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 18:37 Subject: Optware, flush EXT3 journal. EXT3 to EXT2 conversion |
| Ok, but if your only concerned about writes then just mount the partition as an ext2 filesystem and then the journal won't be used. Don't try using it as an ext3 filesystem at a later date.
The t ... |
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| Topic: Optware, flush EXT3 journal. EXT3 to EXT2 conversion |
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| nuke12 Replies: 5 Views: 3584 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 17:19 Subject: Optware, flush EXT3 journal. EXT3 to EXT2 conversion |
| Why do you want to disable the journal? It's a really handy feature and could save your back end some time.
If you really don't want journaling then why not use ext2? Sorry, I can't help with yo ... |
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| Topic: HDD or SD/MMC for swap/optware? |
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| nuke12 Replies: 4 Views: 2123 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 16:59 Subject: HDD or SD/MMC for swap/optware? |
| So if i were to use a usb stick that would be okay for this? and when u say it will wear it out quicker...are we talking like within a month or something? or quicker as in like a 6months to a couple y ... | |
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| Topic: [SOLVED] Try to get dnsmasq to resolve hostname |
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| nuke12 Replies: 2 Views: 2237 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 18:52 Subject: [SOLVED] Try to get dnsmasq to resolve hostname |
| I probably can't help you but DNS does work fine from my E3000.
I'm not sure what settings I have right, that you don't but I don't have any thing entered under "service" and nothing unde ... |
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| Topic: POE WRT54GL |
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| nuke12 Replies: 5 Views: 2680 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2011 12:10 Subject: POE WRT54GL |
| Your thinking of running the router at 5v? Bad mistake. Don't expect it to work correctly and maybe even fail prematurely. | |
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