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The MT7621 boards support OpenWRT, but IMO, they are a buggy mess requiring constant reboots, or freezes after long-hours of torrenting. Just because it runs Op
by rubatuga 6y ago
The MT7621 boards support OpenWRT, but IMO, they are a buggy mess requiring constant reboots, or freezes after long-hours of torrenting. Just because it runs OpenWRT, doesn't mean its stable. I'm testing out a WRT-1200AC, which has an ARM processor rivalling that of SBCs. I'll post about the long-term stability of the WRT-1200AC on my blog in a few months. You can find the WRT-1200AC for about $50 USD on ebay.
- r1ch 6y agoI generally try to avoid anything with a Mediatek or Broadcom wireless chipset, Atheros seems to be the more stable of the bunch. My OpenWRT experience hasn't been entirely flawless - the switch on the hEX kept crashing until I found a forum post that said flow control was buggy, turned it off and it's been good since.
- rubatuga 6y agoThe WRT1200AC has a Marvell chipset, which I've never tried before