Shhh!!! Altman will hear you. Only he can download more RAM.
Tweakly — twice a week
Twockly — every two weeks
There's still the woodchipper option
But you are clearly smart and a scholar, and in studying you must’ve learned that man is mortal so you would’ve put the bad milk as far from yourself as possible so I can clearly not choose the milk in front of me.
One sounds like the early episodes of season 4, where September fails to fully erase Peter, after the reset.
The second sounds like the ending of the previous season, where Peter experience a "what if" world, where Walter is incarcerated for his crimes against both universes.
If I'm wrong, I would love to know that there are Fringe episodes I haven't seen yet :)
For a minute there I thought the Unicode Consortium did an extremely stupid decision, don't worry guys, it's 3 characters.
I feel like when humble-bragging Thinkpad it must be one of the models that became a Linux enthusiast meme.
Commit your testimony to an archive.
You could even name it... Anna's archive.
To be fair, sous vide steak looks awful without searing it after
It's like the industry haven't learned to raise child actors the way that Harry Potter's kids grew up, and I consider them largely down to earth and sane.
Bye, miss Laura.
@Hikermick
Am I doing it right?
Edit: Resolved! The ISP added a BS suffix ".net" to my username, deleting it fixed the Auth issue.
Hi guys!
I'm having trouble migrating from TP-Link A7 v5 stock firmware to OpenWRT.
Specifically I'm having trouble connecting to my ISP via PPPoE.
Before the migration - the router connected w/o fancy PPPoE settings (MTU,VID...) to my ISP.
Here's my network setup:
- FTTH
- Nokia G-010G-Q GPON
- TP-LINK Archer A7
Before migration - I took notice the mac address under "Internet" section in
"Status" tab under "Advanced" page on my router's admin web portal
Because I vaguely remember that my ISP technician paired the GPON to a MAC address
I have copied my PPPoE credentials from my ISP web portal,
and also cross reference them against the saved credentials in the TP-Link portal.
Post migration - I configured my WAN interface to use PPPoE , entered my credentials,
made sure that the WAN MAC address is the same as before,
and all I'm getting is AUTH_TOPEER_FAILED
I've exported my /etc/config/network here
I've also exported the output of logread -f | grep ppp here
After several trial and errors - I have given up and tried to use TFTP method to revert the
firmware back to to the TP-LINK stock firmware, also w/o much success
I used a Windows machine running tftpd64 , downloaded the latest firmware from here
renamed the file to "ArcherC7v5_tp_recovery.bin"
placed the file in tftpd64 server directory ("C:\Program Files\Tftpd64")
changed my LAN settings to 192.168.0.66 / 255.255.255.0 / 192.168.0.1
and performed the recovery boot steps.
I watched the logs of tftpd64 being filled with the download attempt,
watched it succeeds , watched the router quickly flashing the power LED,
but no matter how many times I attempted this - the router goes back to load OpenWRT.
Can someone help me either revert back to the stock firmware or help me fix my PPPoE settings?
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