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Carl O.S. ©

Así va mi proyecto de actualización del router WiFi en mi departamento. Tuve que "entrar a picar" para instalar un pequeño extractor noctua, muy silencioso, en la tapa de la carcasa. También hice un pequeño script para controlar la velocidad y así quede aún más silencioso.

Una placa de circuito azul con numerosos componentes electrónicos está montada en una carcasa negra. La placa tiene varios conectores, cables y chips visibles. Se observa un pequeño ventilador cuadrado de color beige conectado a la carcasa. Cuatro antenas negras están conectadas a la parte posterior de la carcasa. La carcasa está parcialmente abierta, mostrando el interior. Una parte de la carcasa superior se encuentra separada, mostrando una superficie negra lisa.
Una placa negra rectangular con un pequeño ventilador cuadrado de color beige y marrón está conectado a ella por medio de un cable. Se ve parte de un dispositivo electrónico de color azul oscuro con numerosos cables y componentes en la parte inferior derecha de la imagen. El dispositivo parece ser una tarjeta de circuito. La placa negra y el dispositivo electrónico están sobre una superficie de madera clara.
#BpiR3#BananaPi#OpenWRT
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T_X

@arstechnica "To remove the backdoor, infected users should remove the key and the port setting."

Or should maybe flash the device with an #OpenWrt firmware, if available? That should be the best way to get rid of the backdoor. If someone has SSH/root access then they could also hide that key in the web UI...

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Bhante Subharo ☸️

@newspatron I run #Kiwix on Raspberry Pis. The built-in Broadcom wifi of a Raspberry Pi is quite poor. I found a couple of different inexpensive USB wifi dongles that work great in Raspberry Pi OS. A dongle supporting 802.11AX is best. These dongles can transfer upwards of 24MB/sec over wifi to an inexpensive 802.11AX #OpenWRT router. The most ideal of these dongles - great low latency, largest antenna - had a Mediatek chip (much harder to find in the market), not Realtek (all too easy to find, often not supported in #Linux )

Note: I don't use the Kiwix hotspot all-in-one OS, but rather plain old Raspberry Pi OS, then set up the kiwix web server to start at boot time with a systemd service.

#RaspberryPi
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n0toose

hi, oddly specific question: extended family have tasked me with finding some sort of cheap household hardware that i can use for meshing at a slightly larger apartment

i have used a 40 EUR FRITZ!Box with OpenWRT and WPS before, but I cannot necessarily connect the access points together using Ethernet. has anybody else tried this and have anything to recommend (OpenWRT preferred)?

#duckduckfedi#openwrt
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