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there is a linux distribution for wifi-routers: https://openwrt.org https://openwrt.org table of hardware: https://openwrt.org/toh/start https://openwrt.org/t
by nisa 8y ago
there is a linux distribution for wifi-routers:
https://openwrt.org https://openwrt.org
table of hardware: https://openwrt.org/toh/start https://openwrt.org/toh/start
- current master runs kernel 4.14 / 4.9 for most targets, flow offloading, performance fixes, wireguard in base, lua-based ui called uci.
- security fixes land after a few hours/days in master, a few days/weeks for a new stable release
- pretty much only non-commercial and volunteer effort, so be kind and friendly and help - check the wiki and the forum first.
- ac29 8y ago> security fixes land after a few hours/days in master, a few days/weeks for a new stable release The latest stable release seems to be ~8 months old, though, unless I'm looking in the wrong place: https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/ https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/
- IntelMiner 8y agoReleases are a fixed point in which packages are updated over top, as I understand it Similar to installing say, Debian 6.1 and then running apt-get to update packages
- nisa 8y agounfortunatly not really - due to the small flash on most devices the rootfs is compressed into a squashfs - but you can checkout the latest stable branch from git and build images with up2date kernel.
- nisa 8y agoyes. 17.01.4 is last stable, there is a 17.01.5 planned and this month there will be 18.06 - there a lot of hickup due to the split between active devs - that forked LEDE and the others - they reunited and things should go on more smooth now. You can use snapshot builds for the latest updates: https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/targets/ https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/targets/