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I'm curious as to their choice of OpenWrt. OpenWrt is meant for wireless routers and this thing doesn't even have wifi. As a general purpose Linux distribution
by astine 17y ago
I'm curious as to their choice of OpenWrt. OpenWrt is meant for wireless routers and this thing doesn't even have wifi. As a general purpose Linux distribution OpenWrt rather minimal. I understand Ubuntu might be a bit much for the hw specs, but surely they could install Slackware or Gentoo?
- dmm 17y agoThey probably chose OpenWrt because it is a distro already configured for very low memory environments. The device in question only has 32MB of ram.