I tried out the backfire beta on a buffalo whr g54s that I had previously had been running ddwrt on. I had never gotten some traffic control stuff working under ddwrt and was hoping I would have more success with a modern kernel.
While looking through the packages I couldn't find ebtables. My plan was to use ebtables to prevent obvious ip spoofing while still using a bridge. If this package or an alternative isn't available, I think I can this another way. I was also interested in using ifb devices as part of managing inbound traffic. On Fedora I can create ifb devices using modprobe ifb numifbs=xx . There isn't a modprobe command available and I didn't see an obvious package that would provide it. I also didn't see an ifb module to load. (If the ifb stuff was built in, I would have expected some ifb devices to have been created.) Is this feature not available? Is IMQ the only alternative? P.S. I didn't do extensive testing, but the beta did seem to work. (I was able to make a wireless connection, as well as some stuff using the luci config page and via ssh.) _______________________________________________ openwrt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users
