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Looking to get a used router for use with libreCMC
(slrpnk.net)
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No need, and it's just easier to secure that way.
You can just run Openwrt or Tomato and turn off the wifi.
I don't want to run Openwrt or Tomato precisely because they include non-free firmware blobs in order to support the ac/ax WiFi chipsets, and I don't want to spend the time and effort figuring out how to remove those when the developers of libreCMC have already done that.
Gotcha.
You.. Don't have a smartphone? Or tablet.. Or laptop? I mean, I also have ethernet ports everywhere in my home and use those most of the time, but wifi sure is nice
I have a laptop that I use at the desk next to where I will put the router, and any network-attached storage will also be right there next to the router, so I have no need for WiFi. It's fine if the WiFi could work of course, but I wouldn't use it, and I imagine that many routers would be 100% compatible with libreCMC if not for the WiFi requiring non-free firmware. What I want to know is which routers these are that don't require any non-free firmware for any of the hardware other than the WLAN.
I'm sorry, I don't know about routers that much. Here in France you cannot really use another router than the one provided by your ISP