> Can you provide an "enterprise class embedded OS" to device manufacturers and address post-deployment updates? Can you provide infrastructure device manufactu

> Can you provide an "enterprise class embedded OS" to device manufacturers and address post-deployment updates? Can you provide infrastructure device manufacturers can use to manage post-deployment updates themselves? Partly to your point, Buffalo was using DD-WRT for their wireless routers [1]. I have two of them at home, updated to the latest LEDE/OpenWRT. They're mostly fine [2]. Buffalo's support was not great, lagging far behind the latest DD-WRT when they were still providing those updates. As a power-user, I didn't mind since I could switch, but it was not a great showing for vanilla consumer. Sadly, Buffalo has stopped making them, I suppose the business model didn't survive such a low-margin segment. I definitely appreciate the continued open-source support though! [1] such as https://www.buffalotech.com/products/airstation-highpower-n300-open-source-dd-wrt-wireless-router https://www.buffalotech.com/products/airstation-highpower-n3... [2] I've had to reboot the main one to regain network connectivity a couple times, and it currently loses Wifi settings on power loss. Not great, but not enough to make me switch away yet.