To have the TL-WR1043ND with a USB disk connected, and a torrent daemon
running you must install (in the lastest release):
kmod-fs-ext3 (if your disk uses ext3, if you use a NTFS disk
will need the ntfs module)
kmod-usb-storage (to be able to use USB disks)
block-mount (To mount the usb disk with Luci)
transmission-web (torrent web client)
To install these packages you can do through Luci web interface. Access
to Luci ( http://192.168.1.1 ) with your password and go to install
packages area, load the last available packages and then search needed
packages and install them in your router.
Say us if you try.
Best regards,
aitor
El 18/01/12 14:13, Harry Putnam escribió:
I think I've read where some folks are using openWRT on the
TL-WR1043ND router:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704038
I wondered if any one can comment on how using the usb port as mass
storage works? I mean a bit of detail like access speed across
network between Windows OS hosts and linux OS hosts.
How difficult to setup and the like.
Also wondering if it is worth waiting for the TL-WR2843ND. Is
simultaneous dual band worth having on a home lan situation involving
something like 8-10 computers with mixed (windows, linux) OS?
Would it be really noticable in terms of wireless speed?
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