Bug #294

Add configurations for WNDR3800

Added by Petri Rosenström on Nov 5, 2011. Updated on Jan 29, 2012.
Closed Normal Petri Rosenström

Description

Dave said “Explicitly identifing a wndr3800 as a wndr3800 will need a /etc/defconfig/ set of files created.”

We’ll figure out what needs to be done.

I think that these files come from cerofiles repository in folder files/etc/defconfig/

There might be other configurations also like Dave suggest http://www.bufferbloat.net/issues/291#note-3

History

Updated by David Taht on Nov 18, 2011.
Updated by Jim Gettys on Nov 18, 2011.
While it runs today, when it appears upstream in OpenWRT it will break us, so we can’t close this yet.
Updated by Dave Täht on Jan 29, 2012.
I believe this to be basically fixed. I wouldn’t mind if I could change a few
fixed parameters to be larger values based on the extra ram (bind for one), but
it’s good enough….

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