Ars Technica

OpenWrt, now 20 years old, is crafting its own future-proof reference hardware

OpenWrt, the open source firmware that sprang from Linksys’ use of open source code in its iconic WRT54G router and subsequent release of its work, is 20 years old this year. To keep the project going ...
TechSpot

OpenWrt's first "unbrickable" reference router is now available

In a nutshell: Nearly a year after its initial announcement, OpenWrt enthusiasts can now purchase the first "official" router powered by the namesake open-source firmware. The OpenWrt One model ...
Ars Technica

I must be spoiled -- OpenWRT is hard

I was trying to see if OpenWRT would be easier than Ubiquiti's EdgeOS as I have two EdgeRouter Lite routers so I thought that I'd throw OpenWRT on one and try it out. Wow. They sure seem to have made ...
Liliputing

Say hello to the first OneWrt One prototype (Router board from OpenWrt and Banana Pi)

The developers behind OpenWrt have been offering an open source, Linux-based operating system for routers and other embedded devices for two decades. So far the team has primarily focused on making ...
Liliputing

Banana Pi’s $31 BPI-WiFi 6 router runs a fork of OpenWrt

The Banana Pi BPI-WiFi 6 Router is an inexpensive router with a dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor, four antennas, and three Gigabit Ethernet ports (in addition to the WAN input). Available from Banana ...