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Very very many of the non-upgradable and proprietary routers use Linux under the hood. As long as they aren't stuck on an ancient Linux kernel, they would be ab
by BenjiWiebe 2y ago
Very very many of the non-upgradable and proprietary routers use Linux under the hood. As long as they aren't stuck on an ancient Linux kernel, they would be able to use fq-codel and CAKE.