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Tomato works fine until you need QoS. Then it hangs sporadically. Verified with two different router types.
by jwr 14y ago
Tomato works fine until you need QoS. Then it hangs sporadically. Verified with two different router types.
- 14113 14y agoI feel like it'd be cheaper for manufacturers to write better QoS drivers specifically for tomato, or wrt, than whole new firmwares, surely?
- mbetter 14y agoNot here.
- dhughes 14y agoEvery router I ever owned that I put Tomato firmware on I could never get any version of QoS to work correctly. It's a free firmware and great other than QoS but who am I to complain :/
- NelsonMinar 14y agoHmm, I've used QoS in Tomato for years. The early versions of Tomato had a very simple QoS build. The latest Toastman builds have some 30+ rules. All versions seem to work OK for me. But I'm sure it depends on traffic and would be hard to debug if it did fail.
- driverdan 14y agoInterestingly I found the N16 stock firmware to have the best QoS of any router I've used. It requires no configuration and always seemed to work great. DD-WRT's QoS, on the other hand, can require significant effort to configure correctly.