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- I really appreciate the OpenWrt forum but also like using an ActivityPub based account to browse posts on topics I am interested in.

Oh, @mikrotik RB5009/L009 will get some nice competition

Im considering purchasing a Banana Pi OpenWRT router.

With so many devices implementing there own proprietary standards it is nice to have a way to have something open and standard

Hello! I have a repeater setup that has been doing this for a long time, across different builds. I'm pretty confused as to why. is this due to a DHCP drop, or a radio problem? the system log doesn't give me much info besides just saying "link has connectivity loss" before dropping. if anyone might know what's going on, I'll post my system logs and any other info needed, as requested.

Unfortunately, a Linksys E8450 of mine has succumbed to the OKOD (OpenWRT Kiss of Death) (in case you are unfamiliar). From what I understand, it should be recoverable from it's current effectively bricked state. I've tried going through the process, but I haven't had too much luck, and I'm somewhat stuck at the moment, so I would appreciate some guidance. There's two potential objectives that I am hoping to acheive: the first, and primary, objective is to simply recover the router from its currently bricked state so that it can be used like normal, and secondly, if possible, recover the data, and configuration that was on it.

My Linksys E8450 has succumbed to the OKOD (OpenWRT Kiss of Death). In case you are unaware, the OKOD essentially is the E8450 spontaneously dying. loss of power, or a reboot can lead to it completely dying — the lights don't come on, and it is essentially bricked. Afaik, it is currently unknown exactly what causes it.

I've noticed a few prosumer type devices are now on the market.

Hello everyone!

Hi!

I need to make my router Admin panel be accessible not by HTTPS and block HTTP.

I'm new to Proxmox and have had Openwrt on an AP router for a while, but still am not all that good at it.

I've been playing around with openwisp and it feels very unpolished. The firmware upgrader only supports a few devices and I half the features are broken.

Hello everyone, I am looking for a good router/modem combo or router that will work with wrt. Looking for something with 2.5gbps ethernet and fast wireless speeds that can be found online at Best Buy or similar stores.

cross-posted to: https://sh.itjust.works/post/13445734

I'm tight on space with 23.05, and trying to get used to the complexity but IP Tables is like handing highschool students an ANSI C book to get started coding. I need the 90% effective implemented features version that covers 99% of users with 1% of the default verbosity.

I've converted my Asus PN40 mini pc into an openwrt router. Everything seems to be working fine. But since the pc has only one ethernet port I'm using a noname USB to ethernet converter as the second NIC for WAN. Is there a better solution? Are proper USB ethernet adapters a thing? Preferably with Intel chip?

*(Edit: If you have read this post before, please ignore what I posted before and re-read my updated content below, as there has been a number of drastic changes due to an inaccurate testing methodology in my previous attempt at configuring DAWN !)*

No docs yet on wiki - https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/base-system/basic-networking#switch_configuration_dsabridge-vlan - just says 'TO DO'.