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Yeah you could load the bcm_nat module at boot to use Broadcom's hardware NAT. Worked on some chipsets. Openwrt is better, so just look for something with a sup
by bserge 5y ago
Yeah you could load the bcm_nat module at boot to use Broadcom's hardware NAT. Worked on some chipsets. Openwrt is better, so just look for something with a supported chip, Atheros or Qualcomm these days.