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In my experience WRT3200ACM with OpenWrt is garbage. Extremely unstable on OpenWrt, changing various settings to non-default values simply crashed the router. I
by shrx 2y ago
In my experience WRT3200ACM with OpenWrt is garbage. Extremely unstable on OpenWrt, changing various settings to non-default values simply crashed the router. In addition, the physical ethernet ports have incorrect dimensions causing the cables to be stuck in the ports. Pulling them out damages the metal frame around the ports.
- yellowapple 2y agoMy experience was the opposite (or at least: not worse than the stock firmware, or than most routers running OpenWRT), but there are a lot of confounding variables that'd affect that difference in experience - namely, a silent hardware revision that broke things for awhile.
- a96 2y agoI don't know if I'm lucky with the hardware revision, but I've had exactly zero problems with mine. I don't think I've ever even seen the stock firmware or at least not for anything other than installing "mainline" openwrt immediately. Has been running since, with steady updates.