Model check fail due to unexpected string

[Extreme79]

Hi.
Searching around for unavailable alternative firmware, I found your optimization for the stock that I want to try.
I'm on fw V1.0.1.78_1.0.1 and running sturtup.sh I got the warning for a difeerent hw version.
Manually checking the string returned by system get dev_name 2>/dev/null I see "NightHawk" instead the expected D7000.
I pretty sure it's a V1 (no info on the back, but it's prety old and the latest fw for v2 hw is 1.0.0.66).
I don't know if this project is abandoned or not.. but I'll go with this issue in case of your interest :-)

[Linden1]

I think you may have changed the router name to 'NightHawk' in the settings? Change it back to 'D7000' and try again.

[Extreme79]

Hi I don't remember, maybe possibile, later I'll check. Anyway it's not a real problem. I solved for me in the geekest way: I edited the script file directly with vi in telnet shell and executed it 😬 👍 --- Simone Biagini Il sab 8 mag 2021, 20:54 Linden1 ***@***.***> ha scritto:

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[negan07]

It seems that system get dev_name is an alias for anc nvram rget device_name as result follows as well: now solved