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by ice3
2350 days ago
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Couldn't agree more. Consumer grade routers are all buggy or have some proprietary features that just don't work with Openwrt. I've been using ASUS based routers for the last ~10 years (with Openwrt) and a few months ago decided to upgrade to something else. After researching what routers are out there, I ended up getting a Turris Omnia [~320 eur].
It's running a fork of Openwrt. Can probably run vanilla Openwrt without too many issues. There's also Turris Mox - a modular design from the same people, but I ended up getting Turris Omnia, since they pack 2gb of RAM into that router and it has 3 miniPCIe slots on it. |
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Not sure how much it's still the case, but for a long time there were a bunch that worked just fine with OpenWRT as long as it was the forked 3 generation old version that was the official firmware.