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It's not exactly what OP asked for but some readers may find it worthwile: The Raspberry Pi is well supported. If you happen to have one that's collecting dust
by ce4 10y ago
It's not exactly what OP asked for but some readers may find it worthwile:
The Raspberry Pi is well supported. If you happen to have one that's collecting dust and want to have a look at OpenWRT. Or to try things without fear of bricking the main router. I use a spare v1 for "traveling". Add a cheap Wifi dongle, an LTE dongle and one of those portable USB batteries and you have something to play with.
- dublinben 10y agoThis isn't a good recommendation as anything other than a toy. The RPi doesn't have enough processing power to handle adequate speeds.