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OpenWRT supports that.
by jkaplowitz 6y ago
OpenWRT supports that.
- mlyle 6y agoThough you'll probably end up with Atheros wifi chipset on modern hardware... and I've found the OpenWRT drivers to be extremely unreliable when providing multiple SSIDs--- crashing every few days instead of weeks of uptime. I keep hoping that one of the OpenWRT snapshots will fix it, but this is something I've been fighting with for years on multiple pieces of hardware.
- jkaplowitz 6y agoI bought a Linksys WRT3200ACM specifically for use with OpenWRT after a bunch of research. It's modern hardware and based on Marvell, not Atheros. I don't have lots of SSIDs, but I do have separate 5G and 2.4G SSIDs, and they're working well enough.
- emiliosic 6y agoThe Velop series, from my own inspection, seems to be based on a custom (neutered) version of OpenWRT
- mlyle 6y agoThanks for the info! Separate 5G and 2.4G SSIDs are no issue in my experience-- it's multiple SSIDs on one phy where Atheros goes wrong. I really want WiFi6 gear... but given that there's no real OpenWRT support yet, and how long it's taken 802.11ac to mature in OpenWRT (it arguably hasn't yet), it's kind of discouraging.
- carlhjerpe 6y ago5G and 2.4G is usually not handled by the same NIC. So that'd be why they're not problematic.
- samoa42 6y agoi have had different hardware running openwrt and never experienced problems regarding to multiple ssids... maybe you have a known-bad hardware in regards to driver support, but that is absolutely not to be expected.