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You could look at the WRT1200AC. It's available as a certified refurb on amazon.com for $90, and as part of their WRT line is intended to support open source fi
by itp 10y ago
You could look at the WRT1200AC. It's available as a certified refurb on amazon.com for $90, and as part of their WRT line is intended to support open source firmwares.
- loopbit 10y ago> as part of their WRT line is intended to support open source firmwares Not sure about the 1200, but I have the WRT610N and it has never worked completely with Open/DD-WRT. The best I got (before leaving it and returning to the original firmware) was a functional router but no USB and no 5GHz band.
- casenjo 10y agoWow that's really surprising. Is it one of the later revisions? I'm running the 610N with DD-WRT and I the 5GHz band running just fine @ 300 mbps
- lmns 10y ago>and as part of their WRT line is intended to support open source firmwares. The wireless driver is crap, though. The last time I checked it wasn't recommended due to wireless problems. https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/recommended_routers https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/recommended_routers