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> There is such a thing as OpenWrt with no changes; that is, first-party OpenWrt builds with no third-party changes. An OpenWrt build with no changes is an Ope
by yellowapple 2y ago
> There is such a thing as OpenWrt with no changes; that is, first-party OpenWrt builds with no third-party changes.
An OpenWrt build with no changes is an OpenWrt build that doesn't actually run on any hardware - because it would either lack the drivers and configuration necessary to run on that hardware or else would be far too large to fit on the flash memory of that hardware. The OpenWrt One's OpenWrt build is no exception. And there are plenty of devices already that run "first-party OpenWrt builds with no third-party changes"; any device without any out-of-tree drivers would qualify, and there are many.
> This is the fist router designed specifically for OpenWrt, as I have elaborated upon above.
No it is not, as I have elaborated upon above.
We evidently have very different definitions of that, though, so this is probably the point where we agree to disagree and move on.
- aspenmayer 2y ago> We evidently have very different definitions of that, though, so this is probably the point where we agree to disagree and move on. The OpenWrt One is the first device designed by the OpenWrt developers to run firmware images that they release. It’s very clear what I mean, but your pedantry prevents you from admitting fault. It’s not consistent with HN guidelines and you should stop or I will notify mods. But you do you.