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I have a ZTE MF286D that I picked up for €80 last year. Installing OpenWRT requires soldering wires to access the serial port, so I haven't bothered yet (the n

by fy20 3y ago

I have a ZTE MF286D that I picked up for €80 last year. Installing OpenWRT requires soldering wires to access the serial port, so I haven't bothered yet (the native OS works fine for what I need), but as I understand everything is supported.

Nux 3y ago
There are some frameworks that allow you to change OS without touching the hardware. Converted a Three UK one to Openwrt like this.