Tomato Mod 1.20.8000

That's an awful lot of bandwidth for VOIP isn't it? Are you using multiple lines? Wouldn't you want ul/dl to be equal regardless?

I'm no bittorrent whiz, but it sounds like perhaps a connections issue - maybe you've got too many clients connections allowed. Have you looked through any bittorrent optimization guides? There are guidelines for how many connections, torrents, etc. to use given whatever your bandwidth is.

I would definitely try uTorrent's Automatic feature for setting uploads. I've found it very effective in finding the optimal upload to keep my downloads flowing. You CAN kill d/l speeds by having your u/l speed too high.

You are right. I am using multiple lines. But nevertheless: Let's say i need a garanteed bandwith of 256/256, what is to do? And is the not needed bandwith freed for "normal" qos?

I allow 4096 connections in router's config and max 400 connections in Utorrent(40connections per torrent). Only I use P2p in the network and i run max 2-3 torrent at the same time. So this issue is impossible. I wrote that i use QOS and prioritize Ack packets so upload speed didn't slow down my download before this issue. And i wrote it affects not only P2P..http,Ftp too..
I think it will be the cable modem. Router restart doesn't solve the problem but when i restart cable modem problem goes away.
Sorry my english..

Last IP

Hello to the board,

thank you Victek for your mod

I am using v1.21.8005 and I noticed a little bug.
In the IP remember last IP feature:
If using PPOE [Basic/Network/(WAN/Internet)TypePOE-Connect:Connect On Demand]
the previous WAN IP shown in Status: Overview page is *always* 10.64.64.64

Well *there are* people who consume bandwidth and pay by the hour (not flat subscription) so the modem/router may be always powered but the connection get interrupted as soon as the pc in the house disconnect: hey that is the reason for "connect on demand"

So it is *necessary* to know the last IP, or it seems so

Hi, sorry, it works. Could you tell us what is the configuration for your router (PPPoE, DHCP, static IP) ?

Hi victek as already posted before I am having this bug with PPPoE and 'connect on demand'

even tried to manually reset the 2 nvram vars manually but as soon it gets disconnected/reconnected the previous IP is 10.64.64.64
So it has to be something wrong in the source

EDIT:
I had a look into src from your website, victek

And the only place where 10.64.64.64 is mentioned is in "/src/router/shared/utils.h" line #5:

Code:

#define PPP_PSEUDO_IP   "10.64.64.64"

Which leads to "/src/router/rc/wan.c" line #112:

Code:

  //43011: fprintf(fp, "%s:%s\n", PPP_PSEUDO_IP, PPP_PSEUDO_GW);  // <local IP>:<remote IP>

and to line #426:

Code:

   //fprintf(fp, "%s:%s\n",PPP_PSEUDO_IP,PPP_PSEUDO_GW);   // <local IP>:<remote IP>

As yo can see they both are commented out, so it seems impossible that this IP, 10.46.46.46 comes out from nowhere... :hmm: unless you commented it out in your build and the source code available from your webpage dooes not correspond to the binary firmware code. :huh:

Unfortunately the source you got is the same as the compiled firmware.. :frown: I don't play these cheats... Uhmmm, what's wrong here? ; thanks for checking it but I think you missed something, here is the code for this display, nothing to do with the code you posted.

status-overview.asp,

line 99

Code:

c('wanprebuf',stats.wanprebuf) //Victek

line 179

Code:

{ title: 'Previous WAN IP', rid: 'wanprebuf',text:stats.wanprebuf }, //Victek

status-data.js
line 39

Code:

stats.wanprebuf = nvram.wan_ipaddr_buf;

So.. I don't use these lines what you mention ... please check it in the source code. :knock: .. I think your IP is not changing while modem is always SYNC? Did you tried in keep alive and doing a Tomato reboot or Disconnect/Connect in the Overview menu?...

How does the ARP binding stuff work? I tried using the Limit unlisted machines but people can still come over to my apartment and just connect. I thought this option meant that people who I didn't give static IPs and add to the Bandwidth limiter list wouldn't be able to get online.

Of course I saw this code as first thing, but the root of the problem may not be in the code you wrote but in the original tomato code. Well indeed it would be a problem with your code because you did not make work the 'last IP' feature with the 'on demand' option.. Because you see, 10.64.64.64 in my network does mean nothing. So this value must have come from the router. The place where this address appears is pointed out in my preceding post. So maybe something has to be fixed because the 2 nvram vars that you added, seem not to get properly updated in the case of PPPoE with 'on demand' connection (which means that after the timeout set, it gets disconnected and in case it is neeeded it reconnects again...) So if you have some knowledge of C you could have a look.

Well it does change :agree: test it for yourself if you have a dynamic IP. Whenever I disconnect (whether manually or automatically after timeout does not matter), next time it gets reconnected the IP is different.

And yes I used to be with 'keep alive' and the previous Ip worked well. But I think the code could be corrected for working even with 'on demand'. I believe it is something that you are overseeing in the source code of PPPoE auto connect/disconnect.

Cheers,:wink:

ryanq,

Your answer is more "objective" now, but as you saw, the display of the variable has no relation with the selected connection mode. I'll check it with my "limited knowledge of C" as you said .... :biggrin:

Thanks

Good!

When I active the "Port Triggered" on my router Asus WL500GP anyone can access my DreamBox from the outside. But if I activate the "Port Forward Basic 'no longer. But I wanted to have the "Port Triggered" not be activated for the open TCP and UDP ports on hand when I use for example: Emule, Azureus, utorrent etc. ... ...

What filesystem is in this firmware? SquashFS?
What about adding SD/MMC Support? It was in you previous modifications, Victek.

1º The complete Linksys 4.30.12 sources + Oficial Tomato + Victek files.
2º Yes, it was .. but I saw very few users of the SD/MMC card and the mod is out.

Each time when I'm telnet my router 192.168.1.1, it keep on saying that the login is incorrect although I'm key in the right login and password?

user: root
password: your password

How to modify the frequency? Wanna to run it @ 228mhz since running this speed at ddwrt 24/7 stable.

have a look here: http://www.linksysinfo.org/forums/showthread.php?t=48748

Tc Tag

Have a question about this great firmware. When i have added an ip adress to the IP/MAC BW Limiter and then delete it tc tag keeps counting up is it suposed to do that?

Yes, the rules writen in the iptables are consecutive, it's just one counter.

Can the IP/MAC Address Limiter go "hand in hand" with the regular Tomato QoS?

For what I have tried the bandwidth IP-mac limiter works good for limiting the number of TCP&UDP connections. To generally limit the bandwidth for one IP I would use a special entry in QOS instead, especially if already using QOS.

One note: it seems that toggling b/w limiter takes effect only after a reboot.

Just wondering, are these the ND wireless drivers that your builds are using?
3.90.38.0

I might be wrong but I don't think you can use the 2 kinds of QoS at the same time. I think 1 of the 2 systems is used a any specific moment. The system that is used is the last "saved" system.

If you never did any "save" since reboot, I don't know which system is used. But I don't believe it's a combination of the two. It's one or the other.

Ok well yeah tests showed nothing. I prefer the regular QoS though, cause my kind of throttling is just application specific. Anyways, thanks for the mod Viteck.:thumbup:

I have another question for Victec. When i have flashed my router with your mod, i can stream radio to my mobile but it sounds no good (sound like they are talking in a can), if i flash back to original tomato firmware it sounds good, am i missing some settings in the firmware?

:huh::jester: Well, If you are using the regular version (no ND driver) I did not touch anything from the wireless drivers.. I stream video (higher bandwidth) and it work OK. I think the quality of the stream is related with the link speed and more data to evaluate it is needed, would you check the link synchronization speed is the same?

Rgds

I only stream radio, i will reflash it again and see if it works.

Remember to clear nvram...

ok cool, good to know, there where conflicting posts saying its part of the download, then its not part, etc..

just upgraded to 1.21.8005 with WRT54GL v1.1. Just wondering if the speedmod feature is "on" by default or do I need to turn them on in the WEBGUI?

Victec's website isnt working, can someone give me a working link to download it? Thanks

EDIT: Nvm I found a place.

Noob Question: What is speedmod, how's it work, and is it automatically enabled in this modded Tomato?

Could you share this link please?

Getting frustrated at the current trend of edited posts of people who have found the answer.. and not publishing it.

Share ;-)

http://gamerblog.us/tomato/

Top file in that black-box

Thanks wasp.

Just incase anyone misses that black box.. i did the first time i passed over that site.

www.djb31st.co.uk/uploads/Tomato_RAF_1.21.8005.7z (hope you don't mind the mirror victek)

As for the speedmod wasp, it basically speeds up P2P transfer rates and increases stability under high p2p conditions as i understand it.

Dave

I did find it, but on some site I read there were some changes in the newer speed mod's so I thought maybe it's been updated since then.

Thanks, so under normal browsing, not using P2P, there should be little/no difference?

I haven't really noticed any difference since I updated. But if it's good for P2P users like myself. I'll stick with it.

So I found this thread after spending an awful lot of time searching for a solution to the Intel 2200 b/g problem. I couldn't connect using the official Tomato and Speedmod Tomato versions and the DD-WRT that Toastman suggested was giving me some other issues, so I thought I'd try Victek's mod and see if he had managed to get that resolved.

Flash using Tomato_RAF_1.21.8005 and everything seemed to go smoothly until the router rebooted. Now I can't connect at all - it's pretty well completely unresponsive and I can't figure out what's going on or how to fix it, let alone connect wirelessly via my Intel 2200 b/g card.

Router is a Buffalo WHR-G125. Let me know if you've got any ideas on either problem.

I've just installed Tomato RAF 1.21.8005 because one of the mentioned changes was "IGMProxy for IPTV connection". But it seems that this is NOT igmpproxy (from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=146332). It's just a renamed version of standart and buggy igmprt. And of course it's still not working correctly.

Victek, how about adding REAL igmpproxy to your builds? I compiled igmpproxy for my Linksys WRT54GL, tested it in Tomato 1.19 - works just fine. There's just one problem - after router reboot, igmpproxy eats all the CPU (98-99%), so I've added a simple crontab script to kill and restart igmpproxy after 1 minute after reboot. By the way, this problem also exists in DD-WRT v24 SP1, but the same crontab workaround fixes it.

In case you want to try it - download binary and config from http://user.lt/~kornaz/misc/igmpproxy_tomato/ . Just read the config comments for the instructions.

Thanks kornaz, I'm just building a new release and will check what you posted. Now I'm focussed on wireless driver and ethernet driver due to the limitations of the available firmwares to handle connection speed up to 50 mb.

Regards

I'm REALLY looking forward to that, Vic! Excellent work!

Did you ever perfect this? I'm very interested in utilizing this. Also, did you figure out why tx=rx? I'm having the same problem

-aero

Yes .. has been solved... waiting new oficial release ..

Cheers

Sweet! Will be looking forward to it.
Excellent mod btw:thumbup:

Can't wait for Victek's 1.22 mod!

w00t

hehehehe.. Here I go!! .. under stress now ..

We have the utmost faith in you, Vic!

Comon Vic, I been holding back on upgrading to your firmware but now I need it! My dad is letting his neighbor use his wireless and hes hogging all the downstream. I'm gonna throttle him to 512k

Vic,

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I read in another thread that you might be implementing some new features in your 1.22 mod. I'm just curious, if any, what these might be?

Thanks!

You're correct, wait for a few hours, because if some of these features is not running correct then I will have some problems ... .. but here is one capture.

Mmmmm.... la tomatina de overclocking!

Hi... Is there a working VPN Support integrated?

Hi,

How many user i can add to BW limit in new version (1.22)?
More than 30 ?


Greetings

Hey Vic,

I noticed you released 1.22.8005 on your website. Is this the final stable build of your mod or is it a beta?

Thanks!

For me it's a Beta but after 120 downloads and feedback today it looks very, very , very stable, so, go for it

Thanks

Victek, will 1.22.8500ND work with Buffalo WHR-G125 and Intel 2200bg WLAN?

Unfortunately, my father has this WLAN chipset in his notebook so we have to use DD-WRT at the moment. But I like tomato so much better...

Hello, Victek!

I'm still using Tomato RAF 1.21.8005, but I was trying to download the latest version... however I get the "404 - Not found". Could you fix the links?

I take this opportunity to ask you what's the difference between the normal and the ND version.

The behavior of these driver are described in the forum, so, the problems will be the same as noticed.

Fixed. See polarcloud.com to read differences between both version.

Why don't you use the non ND version ? There's nothing to lose with the stock driver one.

Thank you! The problem now is that the files can be downloaded, but are corrupted. Tried to download with IE7, Firefox and even with Flashget (download manager).

you are right, I go to pack it again.

Ready, slow server.. but ready

that's lousy advice. g125 requires nd

According to some other forum posts, the compatibility issue with the "great" Intel 2200bg wireless chipset unfortunately is still present. So I hope it will be resolved in the next version .

UPDATE: igmpproxy recompiled with config.c patch so altnet 0.0.0.0/0 can be used in configuration - no need to specify particular subnets anymore (of course, you can specify them if you want) - so theoretically default configuration should work with any IPTV provider without any specific changes. Try it and post your results here.

I'm finishing the first test 1.23 version with a lot of new add's. I include it. I'll post when ready.

Does new 1.23 mod have IP/MAC Bandwidth limiter?

I download and install 1.23 mod, but this option didnt show at menu anymore.

Thanks.

Please, go to this post; http://www.linksysinfo.org/forums/showthread.php?t=59898

Version 1.20 is over. I suggest you to update to Tomato RAF release 1.23.8015, yes, IP/MAC limiter is included and working.

Sorry, wher is information about how make graphic bandwich per user (look for imq0, imq1, imq2, ... imq10, imq11 etc on this screen )

Ok, i tried to get this per IP bandwidth monitoring stuff working using Tomato 1.23 on WRT54GL 1.1 and by modifying script Vic pointed me at.

(here: http://www.linksysinfo.org/forums/showpost.php?p=329539&postcount=127 )

I have 5 PC's at home, 3 are wired, 2 wireless. Ranging from 192.168.1.10 to *.15
All of them have their static DHCP assigned.

I tried modifying that script so i got something like this in Firewall script section:

Code:

modprobe imq
modprobe ipt_IMQ
ip link set imq10 up
iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -d 192.168.1.10 -j IMQ --todev 10
ip link set imq10 up
iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -s 192.168.1.10 -j IMQ --todev 10
ip link set imq11 up
iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -d 192.168.1.11 -j IMQ --todev 11
ip link set imq11 up
iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -s 192.168.1.11 -j IMQ --todev 11
.
.
.
ip link set imq15 up
iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -d 192.168.1.15 -j IMQ --todev 15
ip link set imq15 up
iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -s 192.168.1.15 -j IMQ --todev 15

Ofcourse after reboot, router stops responding, only thing I can do is factory reset (holding that nice little button on the back)

WHAT AM I DOING WRONG :help: :wall: :help: :wall: :help: :wall: :help: :wall: :help: :wall: :help: :wall:

pls, help...

Well i'm on official Tomato 1.23 now - been using Victek's mod but went back to stock when Vic removed BW limiter. Using Robson's script generator for now - waiting for BW limter comeback

Will try that now, i'll post results.

Hehehe, yup, that's the answer - back to VIC

Howdy, guys.

How can i assign a name to each IMQ?

Thanks in advance.

QSXX, do you know that offical Tomato does not support this feature?... What version are you using my dear?....

Bandyta.. if you don't write the right IP for imq9,10,11 and save in the static DHCP the user is not shown..

Well here's the deal Vic:

I am now using your TomatoRAF 1.23.8505ND on my WRT54GL 1.1

I have two PCs (out of five) with static DHCP:
- 192.168.1.77 for the hostname djuro
- 192.168.1.55 for the hostname d-will

DHCP server is active on range 192.168.1.2 to *.10 (9 leases)

IP/MAC BW limiter is active on theese two IPs:
- TC tag 10 for 192.168.1.77
- TC tag 11 for 192.168.1.55
I've setup ARP binding on both theese IPs for their MACs respectively, and i'm limiting unlisted machines.

QoS and Vegas are both OFF

in the Scripts/Firewall i have this:

Code:

modprobe ipt_IMQ

ip link set imq10 up
iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -d 192.168.1.77 -j IMQ --todev 10
ip link set imq10 up
iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -s 192.168.1.77 -j IMQ --todev 10

ip link set imq11 up
iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -d 192.168.1.55 -j IMQ --todev 11
ip link set imq11 up
iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -s 192.168.1.55 -j IMQ --todev 11

and when i go for reboot (in order to get firewall script active) my router just stops responding - only fix is reset button.

Any ideas?

Yes, in 1.23.8505 extended IMQ is not implemented, limited to 2 IP's (WAN and LAN). You will have to wait for a new release or some of the test version, I'll let you know in the features list.

Just in case i wasn't clear enough:

I've managed to get the official version of Tomato to show two IMQs in the Bandwidth graphs, they work fine, but although i have them assigned to two computers which are assigned both static IPs and hostnames, no hostname is showing in the IMQ tab of either computer. Can i name the two IMQs via the script, or does that require a special tweak in the Tomato source before compiling?

"Can i name the two IMQs via the script, or does that require a special tweak in the Tomato source before compiling?"

Changes needed..

I see.
Thank you for the fast reply, Vic!

Okay i'll go for 1.23.8025 then - thx

QSxx, if you like to use the offical Tomato with IMQ feature just change this line (number is = how many interfaces you like to track) and then you can compile and use Jon Zarate version. Please read this post, explained step by step the sequence.

http://www.linksysinfo.org/forums/showpost.php?p=329539&postcount=127

You welcome

Naah... I'll stick to yours since IP/MAC BW limiter is back

P.S. What does RAF stands for. It aint Royal Air Force afaik

RAF= a kind of Tomato.. like this...http://www.tomateraf.com/

Looks a lot like that one on default Tomato skin

Thx, again. Back to topic.

EDIT: Still not working...

Anything i can provide you guys with (like NVRAM dump, screenshots....) to help me troubleshooting this one? Any particular configuration that i need to follow to get it working?

I tried everything i could so far...

QSxx, I checked imq in 1.23.8025, is not implemented... would you wait until next release?

Thanks

Will do Vic, no worries...

Other than that bw graphing that I couldn't get to work, everything works great.

Thx for the great mod, can't wait for new rls

Cheers!

Vic,

I try the overclock feature, but after nvram commit and reset, router boots in default speed.

Do you know why?

Thanks.

Yes, this bug was solved in Tomato RAF release 1.23, upgrade please.

Ops...
The bus still exist... already with Tomato Firmware v1.23.8025

Thanks for fast reply.