TomatoUSB

Hello:

By no means am I a network genious. I am able to get around NetGears ADVANCED features but find Shibby/tomato well, a little more complicated than expected.

Don't get me wrong, I love the power and features but would love to be able to download a manual for Shibby with all the feature and what they do.

On top of that I'm stuck.

I'm sure people with their network certification understands the settings but some of them are beond me.

I assume the bridge mode would let me use WIFI—>WIFI (bridging a WAN to a LAN and connect WIFI form a router to thiso router).

If there is a manual downloadable with configs, etc. I'd find it helpful.

Sorry, this is in the wrong place and I can't delete it…mods please move to a new thread or delete it.

I have just loaded 110AIO-64K on my new router after spending some time with Stock Asus firmware, 108, AsusMerlin and now 110 in that order. All the PCs on my network are running Deb-Squeeze. My biggest hope with the new router is to have a reliable log of bandwidth usage that can be saved to an external USB key but being old and stupid, the particulars are eluding me. I have tried with various flavors of Tomato on wrt54s and e1000s to get this working to no avail. I thought with the USB drive I could get this going.

When I try to save the rstats to a custom location, I get an error message saying that rstats is not working (words to that effect). I have activated Samba and can find the drive/file in Dolphin on my desktop at smb://unknown/sda1/ but I cannot open the .gz file with the archive manager which responds with "file not found".

Any help will be appreciated.

Seg

Had that problem once too on my e4200. For me the fix was simple. I'm not at home now so can't check the exact wording, but on the iptraffic setup page there is an option called something like "create new file". This will lose any current ip traffic information if you have it.

Re: manual, I almost posted a rant about that, and then it wasn't even clear which forum made the most sense to rant at. I realized much too late that certain websites I'd been taking as "official" were anything but. From what I heard, there not being a true "mod" here is part of the issue, where people come and go and there's no reliable way to maintain proper stewardship of the documents…

Was itching to just put out a compendium myself, but if too few people used it, it'da likely ended up just another ghosttown, or even if it gained traffic, creator might lose interest. This seems to be the prevailing sentiment over at the linksysinfo forum.

learn to use on your own

Yes, there is a guide. It is not finished and regular members cannot add to it, but it would be nice if everybody could add their knowledge about each feature and maybe provide links to some threads that discuss setting it up.

http://tomatousb.org/doc:reference

How the fuck do you set up a VPN ? Well, dumbass, it's right in the guide. Complete with examples.