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I have nighthawk r9000 with dd-wrt installed. For thus router and dd-wrt installed, what would I need to do to install open-wrt? Also/or should I buy the open-wrt One router instead?

Thank you.

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Try forum search to locate porting efforts in progress.

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i dont get it.

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Try to search for device name.... (Night hawk r 9000)

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im getting frustrated, im sorry. search does not help me withy original question.

im goin in a rabbit hole. my apologies.

Hitti2

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I have nighthawk r9000 with dd-wrt installed. For thus router and dd-wrt installed, what would I need to do to install open-wrt? Also/or should I buy the open-wrt One router instead?

Thank you.

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Reinstall the stock/vendor firmware and then install openwrt. If you need help reverting, ask in the dd-wrt forums.

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It is incomplete as of yet.

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follow the recovery section

https://wiki.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Netgear_R9000

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Thank you fella's that amswers my question, i will purchase the open-wrt One router and go from there to learn even more and i love open source, so thanks to all of you🙂. Also, the One, any of you use it and/or a recommendation to a router that can handle open-wrt? I don't want to brick with what i have atm.

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One, flint2 (mt6000) GL.inet, used R7800.from Netgear and many more, check on the forum

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The One looks very promising, kudos👍 I'm right exited and will pair with a SG110D-08-NA as its a great hub as i own 2 already.

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Hey, i have two story house, can i use a 2nd open-wrt one as a repeater for wifi off ethernet?

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might want other filogic with bigger switch...

https://openwrt.org/toh/views/toh_available_16128_ax-wifi

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I looked at the flint2, i have fiberoptics, 1g-up 1g-down. I see the flint2 gives an upload of 20Mbps? but dl of 900Mbbps.
https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat?test-id=fe841d79-96bf-4de2-bf27-17a34f5fff03

https://openwrt.org/toh/gl.inet/gl-mt6000

can the flint 2 upload at 1G/s?

also does the flint2 have 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz wifi besides 6Ghz?

thanks.

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also i dont understand this link.

https://openwrt.org/toh/views/toh_available_16128_ax-wifi

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really not, I have 500-500 and I have the flint2, even on wireguard I got 500-500.

also does the flint2 have 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz wifi besides 6Ghz?

You should read a bit about wifi...

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just read.....

Table of Hardware: Ideal for OpenWrt + Wifi6 (802.11ax) supported

 In order to list devices you'll have the best experience with, here we filter for devices that...

    are either 'Available' (are commercially available, i.e. you can buy them today) or 'unknown' (if 'unknown' → search the net for availability first, then please update the data here)
    have at least 16MB Flash (8MB will work, but depending on your usecase 16MB or more will make you happier than 8MB or below.)
    have at least 128MB RAM (64MB will work, but depending on your usecase 128MB or more will make you happier than 64M or below.)

Additional filter criteria:

    WiFi 802.11ax supported
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ninjanoir78

Hitti2

2h

really not, I have 500-500 and I have the flint2, even on wireguard I got 500-500.

also does the flint2 have 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz wifi besides 6Ghz?

You should read a bit about wifi...

i just copied, there is no button to quote.

so my r9000 supports 2.4 & 5Ghz band, the flint2 says 6Ghz wifi, does it support 2.4 & 5Ghz? I have devices that support 2.4 & 5. Not 6.

as for the link "just read" i dont know what that means, what is filter? all i see is this.

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All wifi standards are backwards compatible. You can connect 20 years old 11b 11Mbps client to a modern 250Mbps wifi AX access point in 2.4GHz band

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What are your guy's thoughts on the

Banana Pi BPI-R4 Wi-Fi 7?