It’s been a pretty crowded couple of weeks—the most intense part of summer break: a few days at the beach, some in the countryside, plus plenty of walking and reading.| Tao of Mac
NanoPi R76S is a dual 2.5GbE SBC and router with a Rockchip RK3576 SoC, up to 16GB LPDDR5, HDMI 2.0, an M.2 socket for a WiFi/Bluetooth...| CNX Software - Embedded Systems News
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Last year, I documented my “perfect” 5G setup. Yesterday, that Quectel modem was sold. So, what prompted the change, and how am I online now?| jlelse.blog
April is usualy tax season for most people in Norway, and as I got some “money back on the skætt” I wound up purchasing an OpenWrt One to replace my 13-14 year old Asus router. I’ve been meaning to learn a bit more about networking in general and getting an OpenWrt router seemed like a fun project. Last year I bought a Beryl AX from GL-Inet as I was travelling for a few weeks.| Morten Linderud
For my home office network I have been using Dnsmasq for some time. Dnsmasq provides me with DNS, DHCP, DHCPv6, and IPv6 Router Advertisement. I run dnsmasq on a Debian Jessie server, but it works similar with OpenWRT if you Continue reading Combining Dnsmasq and Unbound→| Simon Josefsson's blog
My home network has several devices that do not have large persistent storage to keep log files. For example, my wireless routers based on OpenWRT doesn’t log to the limited local storage it has, and a Flukso energy metering device Continue reading Small syslog server→| Simon Josefsson's blog
The ability to connect a 3G modem to a wireless router to form a Internet connected ad-hoc network of machines is very powerful. I’ve done this many times and have written about it before (e.g., see my OpenWRT writeup page) Continue reading OpenWRT with Huawei E367 and TP-Link TL-WR1043ND→| Simon Josefsson's blog
Earlier I have written about OpenWRT configuration for two routers in a home network and OpenWRT configuration for 3G dial-up (which succeeded my summerhouse OpenWRT writeup) before. The OpenWRT project recently announced a new release, OpenWRT 10.03 Backfire. Thus, this Continue reading OpenWRT 10.03 “Backfire”→| Simon Josefsson's blog
Now that OpenWRT 8.09 has been released, I finally took the time to write down my notes on how to use it together with the Huawei E220 dongle, which supports 3G/HSDPA. The writeup on how to do this is long, Continue reading OpenWRT 8.09 plus Huawei E220→| Simon Josefsson's blog
Using OpenWRT with WPA-PSK 2 on Broadcom WLAN routers have been stuck on a quite old bug. Recently someone suggested that it may have been fixed in trunk, which caused me to test it. And it works! It took some Continue reading Home Wireless Network→| Simon Josefsson's blog
For troubleshooting DNS issues, running the dig utility directly from OpenWrt can be essential. This is easily done by installing the ‘bind-dig’ package as shown below. opkg update opkg install bind-dig REFERENCES Opkg official docs openwrt forums, bind-dig package missing| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
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Why to do that way I had an old and long-time unused DSL router TP-Link TD-W8970B v1 collecting dust on my shelf. And USB LTE dongle from Huawei, E3372H which I rarely used as a backup connection. …| smallhacks
Do you have a changing IP? Want to use DDNS with OpenWRT and Cloudflare? Then this guide will walk you through the steps to set it up.| ALEXSKRA
D-Link 1565 is one of the few routers which integrates a PLC (Power line Communication) chipset (in this case QCA AR7400). Unfortunately, OpenWrt does not provide support for this feature yet. This post presents configuration steps to enable PLC support in OpenWrt for this device. Hardware configuration By digging into …| fred's notes