Asus RT-N13U B1 - DD-wrt thread

You are doing something wrong here , BTW this isn't a place to discuss this you can check at Torrent Client FAQ.
 
Hi, guys I don't what type of problem is, my laptop is connected to the router (I can see full wifi signal) but after sometime is stop working, but at the same I checked my other device are working they are also connected with router. I'm on asus default firmware.
 
I am on BSNL 750UL, What settings should I use for maximum speed in Transmission Remote GUI ?

Max Peers per torrent ? (Present: 70)

Max Peers overall ? (Present: 130)

Check or Uncheck: (Present: All Unchecked......When I enable them...Net disconnects after sometime)

Use PEX to find more peers

Use DHT to find more peers

Use LPD to find more peers

Enable uTP for peer communication

And Why port is always closed ??
 
Hey everyone .... its been long since i last visited... anyhow ...

my question is .... i want to access transmission web gui page outside my lan network remotely from anywhere. (i.e. for instance through 3g remotely from my phone)

is it possible ?? actually i found this TRANSMISSION WEB ACCESS but i can't figure out each steps clearly. any help highly appreciated !!

Thanks
 
bajaj151 said:
I am on BSNL 750UL, What settings should I use for maximum speed in Transmission Remote GUI ?

Max Peers per torrent ? (Present: 70)

Max Peers overall ? (Present: 130)

Check or Uncheck: (Present: All Unchecked......When I enable them...Net disconnects after sometime)

Use PEX to find more peers

Use DHT to find more peers

Use LPD to find more peers

Enable uTP for peer communication

And Why port is always closed ??

You are not reading what is mentioned on first page
 
I'm trying to attach Seagate GoFlex 1TB Extrenal HDD to it but i'm not successful. I have created 3 partitions, Optware(ext3),Swapfile and Data(ext3).
It just doesn't get mounted no matter how many times i formatted my drive:

This is what is displayed in Services->USB.

Disk Info
--- /dev/discs/disc0/disc
Block device, size 931.5 GiB (1000204885504 bytes)
DOS/MBR partition map
Partition 1: 756 MiB (792723456 bytes, 1548288 sectors from 2048)
Type 0x83 (Linux)
Ext3 file system
Volume name "Optware"
UUID F940195D-85CD-4C11-833C-940C8947726C (DCE, v4)
Volume size 756 MiB (792723456 bytes, 193536 blocks of 4 KiB)
Partition 2: 64 MiB (67108864 bytes, 131072 sectors from 1550336)
Type 0x82 (Linux swap / Solaris)
Linux swap, version 2, subversion 1, 4 KiB pages, little-endian
Swap size 63.99 MiB (67100672 bytes, 16382 pages of 4 KiB)
Partition 3: 930.7 GiB (999343259648 bytes, 1951842304 sectors from 1681408)
Type 0x83 (Linux)
Ext3 file system
Volume name "Data"
UUID 7E0403E6-1F20-41E4-A385-02C13605A7F3 (DCE, v4)
Volume size 930.7 GiB (999343259648 bytes, 243980288 blocks of 4 KiB)
Status: Not mounted
 
Swap is not needed even for Hard disk?

I thought it was essential to have swap for hard disks....

--- Updated Post - Automerged ---

Ok..i have removed the swap partition and it still doesn't mount :(

--- /dev/discs/disc0/disc

Block device, size 931.5 GiB (1000204885504 bytes)

DOS/MBR partition map

Partition 1: 820 MiB (859832320 bytes, 1679360 sectors from 2048)

Type 0x83 (Linux)

Ext3 file system

Volume name "Optware"

UUID F940195D-85CD-4C11-833C-940C8947726C (DCE, v4)

Volume size 820 MiB (859832320 bytes, 209920 blocks of 4 KiB)

Partition 3: 930.7 GiB (999343259648 bytes, 1951842304 sectors from 1681408)

Type 0x83 (Linux)

Ext3 file system

Volume name "Data"

UUID 7E0403E6-1F20-41E4-A385-02C13605A7F3 (DCE, v4)

Volume size 930.7 GiB (999343259648 bytes, 243980288 blocks of 4 KiB)

Status: Not mounted
 
Any chance of doing the method by which you dont need the net to install FS drivers? I read thru the entire blog @ dd-wrt forums, but then the partitioning is.....confusing :S
 
I do have fs inbuilt in hdd yes the method on ddwrt mentioned is very confusing and took me some time to figure out only to believe that steps there were incorrect.There is a easy way around which I was working but don't get much free time to document it.
 
PhotostarSR said:
Swap is not needed even for Hard disk?

I thought it was essential to have swap for hard disks....

--- Updated Post - Automerged ---

Ok..i have removed the swap partition and it still doesn't mount :(
dinjo said:
Now change the mount points to part3 from part2 as mentioned in startup script

Done. It still doesn't mount.

I have attached 2 screenshots of Services->USB and Administration->Commands, kindly do tell me if any of the settings are incorrect:

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Also, the disk info is visible in the web ui only after i replug the USB HDD everytime i restart the router.
 

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Show me the output of below commands

Code:
lsmod

cd /dev/discs/disc0;ls -lrt

mount

P.S - You would have given me this info earlier if you would read the first page completely.
 
dinjo said:
I do have fs inbuilt in hdd yes the method on ddwrt mentioned is very confusing and took me some time to figure out only to believe that steps there were incorrect.There is a easy way around which I was working but don't get much free time to document it.

Dunno about the wrong steps, but they were totally :S! Hopefully, you will find some time to document it. Of late, the net is going haywire at my place as the ISP idiots are doing some changes, said it could take a week for services to be back to normal. Also mostly plans for the pogoplug cancelled as i am planning to build a NAS in 2 months.
 
dinjo said:
Show me the output of below commands

Code:
lsmod

cd /dev/discs/disc0;ls -lrt

mount

P.S - You would have given me this info earlier if you would read the first page completely.

Here is the screenshot of the output of lsmod, cd /dev/discs/disc0;ls -lrt and mount:

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Cheers
 

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I dont see the ext3 modules installed there can you turn on the modem first let it connect to internet then start the router.
 
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