🔥 WiFi 7 Mesh + MLO (5G + 6G): The Next-Gen High-Throughput, Low-Latency, Ultra-Reliable Platform for Enterprise APs, Industrial IoT, Smart Factories & Edge AI Deployments
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#WiFi7 #MeshNetworking #MLO #MultiLinkOperation #EnterpriseAP #IndustrialIoT #SmartFactory #EdgeAI #OpenWRT #WirelessBackhaul #HighThroughput #LowLatency #UltraReliable #RapidDeployment #NetworkInfrastructure
I have successfully read the docs, and the wiki, and learned I should ignore the terrible Youtube videos, and set up a primary #OpenWRT router and a second one as a relay point. I am certain that I could have driven to a store and bought a box of sleek, minimalist cubes to position around my house to provide the same effect, and done it in less time than it took to set up the OpenWRT system.
But I learned more doing it this way, and I can do it again when I need to. So I'm calling it a win.
📡 Battlemesh v18 is happening!
Join us from 7–13 September 2026 in Gornji Karin, Croatia, for a week of talks, workshops, hacking, testing, and collaboration around community networks, mesh networking, OpenWrt, and open communication infrastructure.
Participation is free and open to everyone.
Read the announcement and find all details here:
https://battlemesh.org/BattleMeshV18/Announcement
Please share and help us spread the word!
#Battlemesh #CommunityNetworks #OpenWrt #MeshNetworking #FOSS
$54 ThinkNode G4 Wi-Fi HaLow gateway extends the range of Ethernet or 2.4 GHz WiFi 4 devices

Elecrow's ThinkNode G4 is a Wi-Fi HaLow gateway with Ethernet and 2.4 GHz WiFi that allows you to connect compatible devices or extend the range of existing devices when used with two gateways or in an 802.11s Mesh configuration with multiple gateways. It's based on a (legacy) Mediatek MT7628N MIPS processor paired with a Quectel FGH100M featuring Morse Micro MM6108 Wi-Fi HaLow SoC introduced in 2022 with a data rate of up to 32.5 Mbps and a range of up to one kilometer with line-of-sight. ThinkNode G4 specifications: Core module - HLK-7628N Module SoC – Mediatek MT7628N MIPS processor @ up to 580 MHz System Memory – 128MB DDR2 RAM Storage – 32 MB SPI flash Connectivity – 2.4 GHz WiFi 4 2×2 MIMO 802.11b/g/n up to 300 Mbps combined WiFi HaLow Module - Quectel FGH100M based on Morse Micro MM6108 chipset WiFi protocol - IEEE 802.11ah Frequency band - 850~950
The #DHCP server, running on the #OpenWRT router, assigned an internal IP to a client. However this IP was already used by a central NAS device. This situation is called an IP address conflict.
In our latest #tutorial we show where to find the current DHCP leases, how to create a static and remove an existing lease on @openwrt .
https://www.geekersdigest.com/how-to-manually-remove-a-dhcp-lease-on-openwrt-router/
Anyone running a #GLInet router? I've been running #ddwrt on a netgear for a long time. I thought about switching to #openwrt, gave it a try, and it went poorly.
Now we have gigabit fiber AND router buys are going to get dicey in the US in the future. I'm considering getting a #Flint3 even though we're OK now because it may be impossible to get here in a year.
Anyone have thoughts about the line and / or experience with them?