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re: Do Wifi routers "wear out" over time?
Posted on 4/21/19 at 8:31 am to efrad
Posted on 4/21/19 at 8:31 am to efrad
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They're running as basic Linux servers which is hardly "full linux distros." I mean I just searched for firmware for the latest ridiculously overkill Linksys and Netgear Nighthawk routers and the firmware was <50MB... They usually have like a half gig of storage
LEDE Wiki
LEDE is a great example of the amount of features they are now putting in these routers.
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Why not? You wanna give me specifics about how this happens and not just generalizations like "there's a reason things happen" and "it's like Windows"?
Never looked at the firmware release notes for a router?
Amplifi Release Notes
RT2600 Release Notes
Obviously these guys were fixing bugs that cause various performance and connection issues caused by software
Posted on 4/22/19 at 11:11 am to UltimaParadox
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LEDE is a great example of the amount of features they are now putting in these routers.
We're clearly talking about stock devices here, are we not? Bringing up third party firmwares packed with features is a strawman argument.
quote:quote:Never looked at the firmware release notes for a router?
Why not? You wanna give me specifics about how this happens and not just generalizations like "there's a reason things happen" and "it's like Windows"?
Amplifi Release Notes
RT2600 Release Notes
Obviously these guys were fixing bugs that cause various performance and connection issues caused by software
If the only argument you have is "look at a changelog" and "look, they fixed bugs" you don't have an argument at all.
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