I am looking for recommendations for a new x86 router. I currently have a system configured using DD-WRT. It works great, but I want to investigate alternatives and I am not sure what is out there. I have used DD-WRT x86 for about 6 years without issue.
The only feature I would like to have that DD-WRT x86 does not support is ad blocking at the router. I am looking in to adding PixelServ to my configuration but I don't have jffs on the x86 version of DD-WRT. I have room on another partition, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to access the other partitions on the system. When I use WinSCP to access the system I see the /root folder and /root/tmp/root and that is it. Supposedly I have several partitions in the system but I am not a guru with Linux so I am not sure where to turn next.
Figured I might turn to the crowd and see if something else is out there that does what I would like and is turn key...
Anyone else use a x86 based router?
The only feature I would like to have that DD-WRT x86 does not support is ad blocking at the router. I am looking in to adding PixelServ to my configuration but I don't have jffs on the x86 version of DD-WRT. I have room on another partition, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to access the other partitions on the system. When I use WinSCP to access the system I see the /root folder and /root/tmp/root and that is it. Supposedly I have several partitions in the system but I am not a guru with Linux so I am not sure where to turn next.
Figured I might turn to the crowd and see if something else is out there that does what I would like and is turn key...
Anyone else use a x86 based router?
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