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Jonathan Corbet

On the radar: should there be an OpenWrt Two router device?

https://lwn.net/ml/all/56022ffa-2e71-4335-ae3c-418552e7e088@phrozen.org

...as if anybody is going to say "no"...
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wmd@chaos.social

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@corbet
That looks a lot more interesting than the one :)
@Anarcat

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cesarb@fosstodon.org

cesarb

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@corbet A lot of the design decisions of the OpenWrt One make sense when you think of it as "openwrt devel board"; for instance, some have said that having separate devices for wifi and routing would be better, but managing built-in wifi in the router is very important for openwrt. Given that, I always found it baffling that the OpenWrt One doesn't have a built-in switch, to help developing and testing the code which manages these built-in switches. This proposal does include a built-in switch.

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gnomon@mastodon.social

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@corbet THAT'S the one I want!

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