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Perhaps they could fill it with a bespoke pixel serving device.

You could try this OP, if it wouldn't clash with your current interior decorating. More Info. Community discussion.

Thanks Merlin, smooth beautiful upgrade, thanks for going the extra mile on this relic.

Use AMTM to manage Entware packages, then do your own tweaks. I'm just guessing you passed that step.

Maybe my Eulogy was premature....

I have the RT-AC86U to thank for the introduction to embedded Linux hacking, on an ancient kernel. So I wrote a little poem: Oh my 86U, how many halcyon days have we shared, You started off strong and lifted our little acre into the modern age, But even you, with your robustness and ability to...

I recently switched from Mullvad as they have discontinued the ability to port forward. I switched to Torguard as it continues to allow port forwarding, and you can purchase anonymously by using merchant gift cards, like CVS, to pay. You can use other forms of payment like crypto, but its hardly...

If it were just so easy.. Would you recommend something like Shorewall or firewalld as good place to begin, for a simple home network?

I went with a Synology DS220+, loaded with 2x4TB drives. Works great, running a media server with a docker app.., accessing storage remotely. I am happy with the apps provided on my phone, seems well made. As far as storage, you have to anticipate what you'll need in the future. If you store...

Thanks man, all is well. The AC86U is still chugging along. Best router ever made.:)

What kernel is the new version using?

Just got a 220+ myself, in Synology's Raid 1 config. Great unit, having Docker is really helpful, I run Jellyfin on it. My backup plan is a USB backup disk for critical stuff. Here's some Raid and Backup advice. Op- Yeah so the Media Server on Synology is adequate for a flac streamer, my Naim...

I use Mullvad, besides being in Sweden, it allows "anonymous" payment through Bitcoin (at a 5% discount). I've been happy with it.

No, get a handle on you allowing malware on your machine. No firewall out there is going to protect you from the internet if you are the biggest threat to your own network.

It's nice to see someone carried away by a passion and still have that enthusiasm 10yrs later. Thanks for sharing that with the rest of us, the firmware and the enthusiasm.