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Quite a few router OEMs do this these days. Its often a bespoke fork of openwrt so they can add their own features (OTA upgrades, web ui customization, etc), bu
by spmurrayzzz 2y ago
Quite a few router OEMs do this these days. Its often a bespoke fork of openwrt so they can add their own features (OTA upgrades, web ui customization, etc), but still openwrt under the hood.