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Old 10-28-2017, 02:17 AM   #12
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DDWRT is still alive? OpenWRT or LEDE seem to be more active to me but I might be wrong
The DD-WRT site itself seems to be out of date but such sites as MyOpenRouter have newer versions and a Google search is even better. My Netgear R7000P was quite happy with an update from early 2017 but I'm now trying to decide if I want to update to an Oct. 2017 release. So far I haven't seen the internet connection being lost bug reported by some on my current version and I would really prefer not to see it. I'm a bit nervous about either OpenWRT or LEDE since they don't seem to differentiate between the R700P and it's older cousin the R7000 while MyOpenRouter does have warnings that the two are different enough to need separate versions.

If it wasn't for my love for the usage graphs, I might not have bothered to install DD-WRT on the 7000P. I have enough fun with wireless at work these days to keep me satisfied.
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