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OpenWRT on a Raspberry Pi, is this enough?
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Noted, I plan to connect to my iSP using the USB port, and then the WiFi to distribute the internet at home on a local-based network.
Found this video, seems quite straightforward: NetworkChuck - RaspberryPi router
He makes good videos. There are a bunch out there about portable routers nowadays. But I’d trust chuck tbh.
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