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An offtopic questinn, where do you save your bandwidth data in your Tomato router? NVRAM? It is suggested "Frequent saving to NVRAM or JFFS2 is not recommended"
by btw0 16y ago
An offtopic questinn, where do you save your bandwidth data in your Tomato router? NVRAM? It is suggested "Frequent saving to NVRAM or JFFS2 is not recommended".
- jrockway 16y agoPeople are a little too worried about read/write cycles for flash. They hear "limited" and think it means "you can't update a bandwidth counter every so often", when in reality it means, "you will need new flash after 10 years of writing to it at its full bandwidth". </rant>.
- dugmartin 16y agoMine was set to ram but I just pointed it at nvram. Anytime I try to do anything with jffs2 I get a generic error message. I tried using jffs2 to setup a hosts file but ended up just using the configuration textarea in the tomato admin to set the local addresses.