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I've bought multiple WRT54GLs because of the aftermarket firmware available for that model, but really it's quite old these days and there are comparably priced
by cookiecaper 15y ago
I've bought multiple WRT54GLs because of the aftermarket firmware available for that model, but really it's quite old these days and there are comparably priced alternatives with much better specs. If you're getting a new router, you should definitely look into something more recent; the WRT54GL is just dated now. My home WRT54GL finally crapped out after ~five years earlier in 2011. I bought a Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH and loaded up openwrt and I'm satisfied with it (though I wish I would have known to put trunk openwrt on first; stable is not maintained very well, developers hint strongly at just using trunk).