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firmware-openwrt-x86_2023.02.11.0732

10 Feb 23:32
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.

firmware-openwrt-x86_2023.02.04.0843

04 Feb 00:43
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.

firmware-openwrt-x86_2023.01.28.0740

27 Jan 23:40
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.

firmware-openwrt-x86_2023.01.21.0737

20 Jan 23:37
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.

firmware-openwrt-x86_2023.01.14.0725

13 Jan 23:25
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.

firmware-openwrt-x86_2023.01.07.0757

06 Jan 23:57
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.

firmware-openwrt-x86_2022.12.31.0720

30 Dec 23:20
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.

firmware-openwrt-x86_2022.12.24.0722

23 Dec 23:22
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.

firmware-openwrt-x86_2022.12.17.0748

16 Dec 23:48
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.

firmware-openwrt-x86_2022.12.10.0721

09 Dec 23:21
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Firmware information:

Default IP: 192.168.20.1
Default username: root
Default password: password
Default AP: Openwrt (open)

*_docker.img.gz contains luci-app-dockerman and docker-compose pacakges.

Docker makes network complex, only for advanced users!

X86 and Raspberry Pi are able to use build-in sysupgrade.