I guess that has to do with firmware and schematics not always being available. Current consumer routers often have no or little documentation on the internal w

I guess that has to do with firmware and schematics not always being available. Current consumer routers often have no or little documentation on the internal workings and some have started to limit functionality if you can't use vendor-signed firmware. On the other hand, as soon as you can run stock linux kernels with reasonable performance, gokrazy becomes possible again. Edit: I was wrong, the Turris has docs and firmware to play with.