Peter Lewis writes:
> To start, I'm just looking for a good .config that includes all the
> cerowrt base packages. Any other instructions would be a bonus. I
> could be on the wrong course here and its really a feeds.conf issue
> and I need to add in additional feeds.
Clone the cerowrt-3.10 bran
I note that the cerowrt-devel list is far more used than cerowrt-users, and
you should use that rather than this at this point. Also the #openwrt-devel
and #bufferbloat irc channels on irc are good.
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 4:34 AM, Paul Tow wrote:
> I installed CeroWrt two days ago and have n
On symmetric links, particularly PPP ones, one can use the LCP layer to do
echo requests to the first layer-3 device. This can be used to measure RTT
and through some math, the bandwidth.
On assymetric links, my instinct is that if you can measure the downlink
speed through another mechanism, th
Sebastian Moeller wrote:
> No idea? How would you test this (any command line to try). The good
> thingg with the ping is that often even the DSLAM responds keeping
> external sources (i.e. hops further away in the network) of variability
> out of the measurement...
With variou
Sebastian Moeller wrote:
>> The trouble is that to measure bandwidth, you have to be able to send
>> and receive a lot of traffic.
> Well that is what you typically do, but you can get away with less
> measurement traffic: in an ideal quiescent network sending two packets
>
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/07/your-wireless-router-broken-help-us-fix-it-def-con
At one level, I'm pleased that the EFF is raising awareness of the security
issues home routers have... though I wish they'd pointed to jg's work in
this area http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/events/luncheon/2014/
http://apenwarr.ca/log/ continues his series on wifi, and introduces a way
cool new tool to show how wifi beamforming actually works:
http://apenwarr.ca/beamlab/
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Hi MIchael,
On Aug 1, 2014, at 06:51 , Michael Richardson wrote:
>
> Sebastian Moeller wrote:
>> No idea? How would you test this (any command line to try). The good
>> thingg with the ping is that often even the DSLAM responds keeping
>> external sources (i.e. hops further away in the ne
uknof list:
There has been a long discussion on the cerowrt-devel list about how/when/
and where to get bufferbloat related fixes into the head ends and CPE, and
it's confusing as to who can and what sort of devices controls what,
The uk seems to have a vibrant dsl based isp market all getting st
HI Michael,
On Aug 1, 2014, at 06:21 , Michael Richardson wrote:
>
> On symmetric links, particularly PPP ones, one can use the LCP layer to do
> echo requests to the first layer-3 device. This can be used to measure RTT
> and through some math, the bandwidth.
Sure.
>
> On assymetr
basically after that you need a feeds.conf that points to the
ceropackages-3.10 repo, and you need to repeatedly
copy env/config-wndr37* .config
and keep doing a ./scripts feeds install `cat env/packages.list
env/override.list`
until your .config matches the one in .config. You may need to manually
I just put test images up for the wndr3800CH up at:
http://snapon.lab.bufferbloat.net/~cero2/test-wndr3800ch for squashfs and
jffs2.
It is otherwise the same as the 3.10.50-1 release. If it works for you two
I'll fold the 2 line patch into the build or pester someone at openwrt to
get it in there.
I shall attempt an answer, probably to a slightly different question to
the one you are actually asking.
Remember, the UK is a member state of the EU.
Cable cost too much to install in the 1980s, partially causing the
demise of Nynex. Cable is routed underground here, like most services.
All
Flashed it and it works fine. Seems like that was one of the easier
support adds to a build.
openwrt-ar71xx-generic-wndr3800ch-squashfs-factory.img via tftp was the
image I tested. I have not done the jffs2 or sysupgrade image.
Cheers and if you're ever in central VA, I'll buy you a beer or alt
Perhaps I should add that ADSL2plus services are generally not
speed-limited, as well as being mostly uncapped.
There are exceptions. Free Sky broadband for Sky TV customers is capped
at 2GB per month.
Primus, a Canadian company reknown for cheap offerings, has a capped
option alongside an u
Dave,
I am also happy to report success with the squashfs wndr3800ch img
from
http://snapon.lab.bufferbloat.net/~cero2/test-wndr3800ch/openwrt-ar71xx-generic-wndr3800ch-squashfs-factory.img
This feels ready, time to push upstream and get openwrt to pull the
change. It's working.
I also used tftp
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