The Post Ninja
I once setup MikroTik routers… they were cool, but the ipv6 implementation required manual intervention - this is not something you want with an isp that dynamically rotates their ipv6 addresses often. Once I discovered pfSense/OPNSense, it was so much better in configurability and ease of upgrade, as those OSses are FreeBSD-based and designed to run on PCs.
This, right here, has been my experience every time.
Also when you run a complicated setup with over a dozen VLANs, policy routing for failover internet on specific vlans, and nat66 support due to secondary internet only giving you a /64, yeah… not fun having to set all that up because the updater breaks, yeah… no.
Warframe. Focus on the Main Quest. That is all.
Careful now, that much salt in your diet will lead to all sorts of problems…
Every single time I’ve setup OpenWRT, keeping it updated was much more painful than anything else, even ASUS WRT-Merlin was easier to keep updated.
I use Unifi Access Points for wifi
OpenWRT is cool, but I prefer OPNSense because unlike OpenWRT, you can actually upgrade OPNSense in its UI without requiring linux partition surgery.
Remember kids, whatever Linux Distro you installed, it’s the wrong one…
The I/O commands are different as well, the hardware has to support SDUC.
Nah, it’s just SDUC cards are a different hardware design.
THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
Looking at the actual commit notes, it is SDUC support, which starts at 2TB and goes up to 128TB
TVR Speed 12. Any game it’s in. Impossible to drive, but when you sort out the handling setup, it is almost unstoppable.
Works fine now that they fixed the problem, but that was an oops for sure.
“Everyone has AIDS!”
The Xodus
When you can’t afford to move but you live on the Florida coast
DAYTONAAAAAAAAAAA