Only a few commands are needed to use Quality Of Service (QOS), just login on theconsole as root@ip.of.router and then: opkg update; opkg install qos-scripts; /etc/init.d/qos enable; /etc/init.d/qos start; You would find the config file under /etc/config/qos, I mostly only modify the download value so I limit the amount of bandwidth that I share [...]
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Maybe is obvious, but it took me a while to find this information. I want to set up 2 dns servers for the Access Point based on openwrt. This way if one dns server fails it can use the second one. Using Lucid does give a hint on how to do it. /etc/config/network option [...] http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/bwFMcOLrSjA/samsung-uk-giving-away-free-galaxy-s-android-phones-to-people-who-complain-about-the-iphone-4 |
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