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I would also suggest dd-wrt as an alternative; it seemed a little easier to find a working build and I've eventually gotten used to the UI organization.
by NortySpock 5y ago
I would also suggest dd-wrt as an alternative; it seemed a little easier to find a working build and I've eventually gotten used to the UI organization.
- dredmorbius 5y agoI've used dd-wrt for over a decade. Issues: - Seems very badly out of date. - Far more limited capabilities - Much less clear upgrade capabilities / path. If it works for you, then sure. I'd lean strongly to OpenWRT. Much of my dd-wrt comments also applies to Tomato from what I've been able to sort. dd-wrt and Tomato were built for systems as they existed a decade or two ago, notably the venerable Linksys WRT54G router. These work, but have highly constrained hardware.