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    hi everyone...
    I'm tring to setup a nfusion with goo3...i finally got it installed on the rounter..WRT54GS. I put everything i need in the comment section...just dont know the settings...does anyone have a copy paste of theres..

    thnx guys

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    Try this:
    Code:
    #!/bin/sh
    server_timeout=14
    server_retries=0
    receiver_protocol=5
    ignore_caid=1
    server_0="user:[email protected]:port/deskey"
    . /bin/make_inis
    
    xx-client-broadcom &
    Server_0 is your server info. You put your own in right there.
    Must have server_0. If you have more than one server then use server_1, server_2 as needed for the extra servers but you must always have a server_0 or it will not work.
    If you have both a North server and a South server then you need to set ignore_caid=0. If you only have North or South then ignore_caid=1 works best.
    Last edited by AeonFlux; 09-10-2013 at 11:41 PM.

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    getting this error when i do a x-log

    sh: eval: line 1: xx-log: not found

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    Quote Originally Posted by wackey View Post
    getting this error when i do a x-log

    sh: eval: line 1: xx-log: not found
    Because that is a goo2 startup script. The goo3 equivalent looks like this:

    Code:
    server_timeout=14
    server_retries=0
    ignore_caid=1
    
    server_0="user:[email protected]:port/deskey"
    . make_inis
    
    xx-client

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    this is hard to do the first time..4 nights now..and nothing

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    Quote Originally Posted by goofather View Post
    Because that is a goo2 startup script. The goo3 equivalent looks like this:

    Code:
    server_timeout=14
    server_retries=0
    ignore_caid=1
    
    server_0="user:[email protected]:port/deskey"
    . make_inis
    
    xx-client
    still getting same error..must be doing something wrong...

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    Quote Originally Posted by wackey View Post
    still getting same error..must be doing something wrong...
    It really isn't that hard but some people can do it in 5 minutes and others it takes a little longer.

    To test whether the goo bin is flashed or not, use the command xx-version. If nothing is returned then the flash didn't take.

    Have you bothered to read through the PDF?

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    Quote Originally Posted by goofather View Post
    It really isn't that hard but some people can do it in 5 minutes and others it takes a little longer.

    To test whether the goo bin is flashed or not, use the command xx-version. If nothing is returned then the flash didn't take.

    Have you bothered to read through the PDF?

    I read through it 20 times now...ill try tonight again...

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    Quote Originally Posted by wackey View Post
    still getting same error..must be doing something wrong...
    Copy and paste the script in Notepad.
    Edit in notepad as it is easier to view. Copy and paste the edited script from Notepad into the router.
    Good idea to save the edited script to your PC or USB stick for future edits.

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    So what happened? did you get it to work???wackey??

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