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Open source to the rescue.

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Problem with OpenWRT is that most people run it on garbage consumer-grade hardware.

As opposed to what, more expensive Ubiquiti hardware that uses the same processors and radios?

The intentions of the developers are good, but just try getting full kernel level documentation out of a company like Broadcom.

There's a bunch of 'reference' devices that runs OpenWRT well. The list is pretty long

I personally had good experiences with TP-Link Archer C7 and GL Networks mini-routers.

That page is impossible.

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Problem with OpenWRT is that most people run it on garbage consumer-grade hardware.

As opposed to what, more expensive Ubiquiti hardware that uses the same processors and radios?

The intentions of the developers are good, but just try getting full kernel level documentation out of a company like Broadcom.

There's a bunch of 'reference' devices that runs OpenWRT well. The list is pretty long

I personally had good experiences with TP-Link Archer C7 and GL Networks mini-routers.

That page is impossible.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse