Joined: 18 Mar 2014 Posts: 12910 Location: Netherlands
Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2019 14:37 Post subject:
Well if the GUI does not work manual will also not work.
Maybe you have a router/build/kernel verion which is not working, but we do not know because you do not tell
If you would have read the forum rules you would have known that we can give you a better advice if you tell us more, at least always specify your router model, firmware build and used Kernel version.
Well if the GUI does not work manual will also not work.
Maybe you have a router/build/kernel verion which is not working, but we do not know because you do not tell
If you would have read the forum rules you would have known that we can give you a better advice if you tell us more, at least always specify your router model, firmware build and used Kernel version.
Just to take a stab at it, are you using Kernel version 3.x?
sure no problem
net gear r8000
Firmware: DD-WRT v3.0-r39031 std (03/02/19)
Linux 4.4.176 #4970 SMP Sat Mar 2 08:29:17 CET 2019 armv7l
No problems with that build and router as far as I know.
Maybe your USB drive does not get enough power to run properly if it is using the USB power from the router? Consider trying an USB stick.
Attached my notes how I do it.
If everything else fails, try a build from Kong and reset to defaults, put setting in manually.
I looked at your guide but I think the problem is with the way I format this drive
Can you tell me what is the proper way to format and label the drive while inside ddwrt? I only have ddwrt as the only linux device right now. I dont have windows either
