Linksys LN1301 from woot，值得买的可折腾的路由 $14.99 or more shipped

[DavidHuang]

Linksys LN1301 WiFi Router - Tri-Band WiFi - Plug-n-Play Setup - Covers up to 2700 sq. ft. - Speed up tp 4.2 Gbps - Handles 40+ Devices

ARM Cortex-A53 (Quad Core), 2GB memory, 1GB flash, 4 Gigabit ports total, 1 usb 3.0 port

Architecture ARM64
Vendor Qualcomm
Bootloader U-boot
System-On-Chip IPQ8174
CPU/Speed 1400 MHz
Flash-Chip NAND
Flash size 1024 MiB - FMND4G08S3J
RAM 2048 MiB - 2x M15T2G16128A
Wireless QCN5024
Ethernet QCA8075
Switch
USB 1x 3.0

dd-wrt support

https://forum.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtop ... ght=mx4300

https://forum.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtop ... 4f8b880246

Openwrt support

https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/16070

Woot 有卖的，$19.99,有 prime 的话，free shipping ，今天还有 $5 off $10 or more coupon "GEARUP4FALL" , so $14.99 final price，不过现在已经没货了。经常刷刷，应该还会来货的。

Woot 通过 amazon 卖的是 $25 一个， free shipping.

[dawangzi]

这个router比Asus Ax-86U如何？

也有类似AiMesh的功能吗？

[DavidHuang]

买了再说。硬件功能这么强大，估计肯定可以的

[weidong]

早特马卖光了。

Linksys LN1301 WiFi Router - Tri-Band WiFi - Plug-n-Play Setup - Covers up to 2700 sq. ft. - Speed up tp 4.2 Gbps - Handles 40+ Devices

ARM Cortex-A53 (Quad Core), 2GB memory, 1GB flash, 4 Gigabit ports total, 1 usb 3.0 port

Architecture ARM64
Vendor Qualcomm
Bootloader U-boot
System-On-Chip IPQ8174
CPU/Speed 1400 MHz
Flash-Chip NAND
Flash size 1024 MiB - FMND4G08S3J
RAM 2048 MiB - 2x M15T2G16128A
Wireless QCN5024
Ethernet QCA8075
Switch
USB 1x 3.0

dd-wrt support

https://forum.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtop ... ght=mx4300

https://forum.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtop ... 4f8b880246

Openwrt support

https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/16070

Woot 有卖的，$19.99,有 prime 的话，free shipping ，今天还有 $5 off $10 or more coupon "GEARUP4FALL" , so $14.99 final price，不过现在已经没货了。经常刷刷，应该还会来货的。

Woot 通过 amazon 卖的是 $25 一个， free shipping.

[DavidHuang]

勤刷刷，经常会来货的。$19.99 的时候经历了好些次这种过程

[clock]

Amazon 還有啊！26刀。定了一個跟娃一起折騰折騰

[DavidHuang]

Back in stock on woot. Coupon GEARUP4FALL, final price for prime members $14.99

[aemitbbs]

刚刚买了一个

[pathdream]

woot support gave me a $6 coupon code SORRY1 到处都是这个大甩卖啊

The USB 3.0 port is NOT WORKING - reserved for future use!

it can be made to work as mesh

[DavidHuang]

USB 3.0 估计 3rd party firmware 会支持，就是一个内核编译选项而已。

更新：dd-wrt / openwrt 均已经支持此路由的 usb

[ferrygao]

买两 ap mesh

[tend]

也买了一个。router电子垃圾太多了，卖都卖不出去，我已经有五六个闲置的了

[YouHi]

上TP-Link Omada。极端稳定。

[majia]

没prime

也没货

更没需要

[HouseMD]

路由器这种东西用很多年的，值得多花点钱一步到位搞个高端的省心的。不要淘这些过气的垃圾，浪费时间到头来其实还是浪费钱

[DavidHuang]

This is actually a super router. The original price is pretty high. Wifi 6 is not so outdated.

https://www.cdw.com/product/linksys-hom ... th/7227854

https://www.provantage.com/linksys-mx43 ... NKI04T.htm

Grabbed from internet

Since the original thread, we found out that although this device looks exactly like MX4200 v1 from the outside/inside (it even has a serial header, unlike MX4200 v2), it actually has a whopping 2GB RAM and 1GB ROM.

The reason for the write-off fire-sale price is because this hardware used to be sold as MX4301 (and MX4302) for $500+ USD bundled with some extra security software from Fortinet; they've since re-released it under the LN1301 SKU as a de-branded write-off, with mesh and USB software support removed, hence the $20 and $25 price tag.

OpenWrt support is WIP, currently NOT officially supported, but several people have it booting through serial and WiFi works. Probably would be a few days / weeks until official support, builds and official install instructions are published. Might take a bit longer until it's production ready with the partitioning re-done, since the partitions are quite weird because the original hardware was a bundle of Linksys and Fortine software, with the partitioning still reflecting such fact, even though Fortinet has been fully removed.

Upstream firmware of the LN1301 SKU does NOT support mesh NOR USB. Upstream firmware for the MX4301/MX4302 SKUs aren't available publicly per the threads. At $20 or $25, it's still a great upstream router or a WiFi 6 AP, but with 2GB RAM and 1GB ROM, plus, tri-band and a quad-core CPU, it's probably bound to become the best OpenWrt router for a mesh network for a while. Unless it sells out before all the OpenWrt people get it.

[pathdream]

This is actually a super router. The original price is pretty high. Wifi 6 is not so outdated.

Grabbed from internet

Since the original thread, we found out that although this device looks exactly like MX4200 v1 from the outside/inside (it even has a serial header, unlike MX4200 v2), it actually has a whopping 2GB RAM and 1GB ROM.

The reason for the write-off fire-sale price is because this hardware used to be sold as MX4301 (and MX4302) for $500+ USD bundled with some extra security software from Fortinet; they've since re-released it under the LN1301 SKU as a de-branded write-off, with mesh and USB software support removed, hence the $20 and $25 price tag.

OpenWrt support is WIP, currently NOT officially supported, but several people have it booting through serial and WiFi works. Probably would be a few days / weeks until official support, builds and official install instructions are published. Might take a bit longer until it's production ready with the partitioning re-done, since the partitions are quite weird because the original hardware was a bundle of Linksys and Fortine software, with the partitioning still reflecting such fact, even though Fortinet has been fully removed.

Upstream firmware of the LN1301 SKU does NOT support mesh NOR USB. Upstream firmware for the MX4301/MX4302 SKUs aren't available publicly per the threads. At $20 or $25, it's still a great upstream router or a WiFi 6 AP, but with 2GB RAM and 1GB ROM, plus, tri-band and a quad-core CPU, it's probably bound to become the best OpenWrt router for a mesh network for a while. Unless it sells out before all the OpenWrt people get it.

Wifi 6 is so outdated. or you are outdated

[YouHi]

Wifi 6 is so outdated. or you are outdated

Shots fired!
Shots fired!

[pathdream]

2020 2月份出来的 500块三个 166一个 现在清仓 15 块 你说还没淘汰 产家的屁股都被说红了

[DavidHuang]

Wifi 6 is so outdated. or you are outdated

I still have a lot of WIFI 4 (Wireless N) devices in service. (Mainly wireless cameras).