Thank you for that clear instruction! One IMPORTANT note: Sometimes its impossible to setup latest version of OpenWRT and you need to try older version. You didn't see any errors. Logs in TinyPXE will looks fine and when you change port from 1 to 2 you can't reach address 192.168.1.1. So in that case take older version of openwrt. Also you can try other subversion of RouterOS v6.xx
I'd never flash a MikroTik product with OpenWRT, despite the fact that I love using it as much as RouterOS. The reason is the motivation for me to move out of standard consumer grade stuff in the first place. I got tired of perfectly good hardware losing updates, lacking performance, getting bricked by official firmware, and hardware getting EoL and deprecated despite being powerful enough for my use case. Secondly the fact that the stock firmware wouldn't allow me to take full advantage of the hardware. Both RouterOS and OpenWRT solves these problems for me. Both have life long updates and both let me get as much as I can (to the best of my abilities) out of the hardwares. As such if RouterOS is already there, I don't see any value in switching it out for OpenWRT. Love the video regardless, because love the endless possibilities with both platforms.
Totally agree. I have been using Mikrotik boards in production environment and there is no point to complain about its performance (even though there are still small bugs). However, as a channel making videos about OpenWRT, I want to try all the possibilities and see how Open-Source working with a board/system made for Closed-Source. I belive there are people who is having the same idea with me and perhaps searching for the same thing on Google (like what I did previously), that is why this video come.
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OpenWRT allows you to write your own apps, doesn't it? RouterOS doesn't. That's an advantage
@@VanTechCorner I appreciate all your videos, and they've provided with some good fundamentals in OpenWRT. In my network for routing and managed switching, I have 90% MikroTik, but for APs I strictly use OpenWRT. This combination has been working great for me so far. Most amazing thing that has happened since my network transformation to present state, is that I don't have any unplanned downtime. Sometimes if I didn't upgrade firmware, the setup runs for months until I finally get around to rolling out the upgrades.
@ Yes of course OpenWRT is open and OSS so it provides a degree of freedom that MikroTik won't. But I mentioned my original motivation, I don't want to stop receiving updates for a perfectly good working hardware. I understand if hardware doesn't have enough resources to perform actions but I don't want them to be deprecated because vendor released a new product and they don't want to support the old working hardware anymore. Both MikroTik and OpenWRT ticks this box. On the other hand... MikroTik has scripting built in and in version 7 of RouterOS they have container support. I think these two features allow one to greatly augment RouterOS functionality. Regarding this particular model, Hex, the device only has 16MB flash. Unless one builds their own image, with pre-built OpenWRT images, there isn't much space left for a whole lot of new stuff.
I have one of these routers (the Mikrotik RB750Gr3 HEX) and have been considering flashing OpenWRT. I bought this router because I thought there was support for Zerotier on Mikrotik. However, turns out this is only true for the Miktrotik ARM based routers...not the mmips (Mediatech) based Mikrotik routers. I've since switched from Zerotier to Tailscale, but still no way to run either (Zerotier or Tailscale) on a Mikrotik RB750Gr3 when it's running RouterOS. Hoping that with OpenWRT, I can have either Zerotier or Tailscale running on the device. Very good video. Thank you for sharing...
What’s advantages of openwrt vs router os? Router OS imho is way more powerful than openwrt, despite all the complexities but it also comes with a lot of functionality (yes, some of it are proprietary. I have installed openwrt before but not so impressed despite easy configuration in the beginning but not much use later on.
Personally I don't see the great advantage of OpenWRT in a mikrotik Router, Mikrotik has a thousand times more functions than said OpenWRT. Personally, it is a bet that I would never do it. MIKROTIK FOREVER...
Well, I have some issues with RouterOS. It has tons of functionality but some functions do not work well together or are unstable (Wireguard, some seetings in VLANs). Also, with OpenWRT I have better performance. When I put 15 users on wifi on RB951G-2HnD with RouterOS, internet is unusable - pages do not want to load (no SQM, 50 MBit). 15 people on the same router with OpenWrt can browse the internet fine (again, no SQM, 50 MBit link).
Glad you like this. OpenWRT performance on this RB750Gr3 is really smooth, it is out of my expectation. (Thanks to the OpenWRT developers and users who contributed to this awsome work)
Hi, after running the openwrt i can enter the interface, after uploading the flash file the router reboots and i cant access it anymore, no LAN lights power, only power and usr . I can redoo the process but anytime i flash the frimware the router wont work. Mikrotik RB952ui
Update : To make it work , every time i turn off (reboot) router i have to reset it with the button , after the reset the router will boot up and openwrt interface will open . I have to repeat this step every time the router is shut down. Any ideas what to see or config ?
Hi, starting from OpenWRT 21 there will be no Switch menu on this router/mt7621. If you are trying to config PPPoE or DHCP on VLAN, can follow this video th-cam.com/video/EwYTV0z6lJk/w-d-xo.html
What are the usb port supposed to be used for? Theres nothing about it in documentation. What does the mode button do? Nothing on that in documentation as well
Well, in OpenWrt, the USB port can be used to connect anything has a USB interface, such as a USB 4G modem, a USB WiFi adapter, a printer, a USB stick, USB HDD ...You can also connect your iPhone/Android phone to it to use the cellular data. There are different things you can do with the USB port, the same go to the button. It is not limited like what you can do in RouterOS. OpenWrt is open-source, the information (the wiki) is contributed by developers and users (like you). For sure there will be something not found in that wiki, but it doesn't you can't find it somewhere else. Let's say, the user manual of the Laptop will not tell you what you can do with the USB port, but you will know what to do and how to use it.
If you ask me this question few years ago, I will anser it is impossible. Recently, I have seen some devices with the same chipset runs RouterOS level 1. Those are selling very cheap on the marketplace, perhaps you look for one. Try to look around these forum: right (dot) com (dot) cn, or 4pda (dot) ru, it will have the information you are looking for.
I have a question, in my country we use ADSL in our homes but the problem is i have two routers i install in them openwrt but openwrt says that DSL port will not work so there is a way please to use PPPOE in this routers like a converter or something else
Hi, as of now, I can see a PR to add OpenWRT support for RB3011 (and build is available - github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/4430). For RB4011, I don't think it will be available anytime soon.
Excelente vídeo! Como sempre. Se puderes nos ajudar fazendo um ddns com script ao invés de usar os provedores de ddns seria ótimo. Muito obrigado por investir seu tempo conosco!
Hello, I see that the device is available in OpenWRT TOH and the instruction is available. Please take a look here openwrt.org/toh/d-link/d-link_dap-2680_a1
ótimo vídeo, mas na minha opinião o RouterOS é muito melhor. RouterOS para mim é o melhor sistema, não precisa de reboot quando você muda as coisas. I love winbox I love RouterOS
tampoco se necesita reiniciar en OpenWrt es saber reiniciar servicios nada más, vaya la ignorancia. A un MikroTik RouterOS si se necesita reiniciar al trabajar o si se mete un botnet JAJAJA
Yay. Nice video. So does anybody has some results of doing so? I started this workaround with my mikrotik750gr2 and its non stop flashing the led. Does somebody knows how long this would take?
Cảm ơn bạn vì video hướng dẫn chi tiết. Mình còn dư 1 em 750gr3 cũng đang định chuyển qua openwrt để chạy Adguard, Iptv, .... Không biết openwrt trên 750gr3 hoạt động có ổn định không?
Bạn có thể xem qua video này rồi quyết định nhé th-cam.com/video/bllvDWEKgNA/w-d-xo.html. Kết luận của mình, dùng tốt, nếu nhà mạng hỗ trợ có thể cấu hình IPTV + IGMP Proxy để xem qua HTTP nữa.
my mikrotik device has downgraded my internet speed...the only reason i bought it was because of multi-wan load balancing or resiliency. professionally i've spent whole lifetime dealing with devices from all brands including cisco as my bread and butter. How can i troubleshoot the speed degradation issue because of adding mikrotik itself is a big concern. Configuration was painful too. All i wish if there was an option for simply putting pfsense on it .. but this device is not worth it.
Could you please make a guide on how to make a custom x86 router. Like if I’m going to do 1gb sqm and adblock, what kind of cpu should I choose, how much ram and storage do I need, how do I install it on the pc, etc. Also maybe discuss how each pc part affect total power consumption.
Hi, I already did some videos with x86 and you can find them in the OpenWRT tutorial playlist (on the channel homepage). There is no solid information on what kind of CPU can handle what kind of throughput, and the same for the power consumption. However, if you have the name of the CPU in your mind, just search it on the Google or start a thread in the OpenWRT forum to discuss with other users.
Why would anyone want to replace the stock RouterOS with OpenWRT? The only reason people replace the stock FW of the consumer routers is to get the enterprise features that OpenWRT offers. RouterOS is enterprise grade. Therefore the question is what is the benefits of OpenWRT over RouterOS?
Hey, there are lot of things OpenWRT can do and RouterOS can't, and vice versa. For example, before ROS7, Wireguard is not supported. Also, OpenVPN is not fully working on ROS7. Other Linux packages, such as nut-server (network ups tool), pi-hole, adguard home are not running on ROS. But when the same device running OpenWRT, I can configure it easily. If you take a look, the video is reaching 50K views. This shows that a lot of viewers find the video useful, or they are curios, or have the same thinking but want to see what is the out come. From my comparison video, ROS and OpenWRT give the almost the same throughput th-cam.com/video/bllvDWEKgNA/w-d-xo.html
You can try manpages.debian.org/testing/tftpd-hpa/tftpd.8.en.html or see the homepage of TinyPXE and how it work here labalec.fr/erwan/?page_id=958, and then do the same on Linux.
Wary funny! Why would you want to install OpenWRT on MikroTik? Do not make any sense to me. This is a great example of why you won't do what you could do. :-)))
It doesn't make any sense to you, doesn't mean it doesn't make sense to others. OpenWRT firmware for this device doesn't available by default, lots of hard work from developers and community users makes it exist. Maybe you can see the performance test of this board running OpenWRT vs. RouterOS to understand the reason to use OpenWRT.
@@VanTechCorner Hello Van, I can install fine, the only problem is how do you do the extension of the filesystem of the hard drive? on 19 there is 2 partition, in 21 there is 3 partition. Please make a video
@@gimbleguy Hey, I missed a lot of comments recently due to the Lunar New Year holiday in SEA. I will take a look on this and will make one post / video.
Hey, very late response: - RB750Gr3 NAT throughput: ~500 Mbps - NanoPi R2S NAT throughput: ~ 700 Mbps - Enable fasttrack(RouterOS), software offloading (OpenWrt), both can give you 940 Mbps throughput. So, it is up to you :)
There is an official guide from mikrotik for "net install" and you can follow this to go back to RouterOS. For now there is no video available (this channel), but I guess you can find it on TH-cam.
A lot of OpenWRT developers and users spent their ime and effort to make this possible, and the MT7612 SoC is well supported with hardware flow offloading. That is why I made this video. With RouterOS, I can't run other Linux app, such as AdguardHome & NUT, and OpenWRT get it done easily.
i prefer to use totolink x5000r than this router, more cheapest and simple to install openwrt plus dualband ax1800 wifi. the other specs, same as mikrotik rb750gr3 minus usb port.
Reemplazar un sistema como RouterOS, por openWRT en una RB me parece un suicidio innecesario totalmente. openWRT no tiene nada que hacer al lado de RouterOS.
Looks like you painted your new lambo by hand just for fun. There is no any valuable reason to install openwrt on mikrotik devices. RouterOS much stable and usful in more cases than OpenWRT.
Thank you for that clear instruction!
One IMPORTANT note:
Sometimes its impossible to setup latest version of OpenWRT and you need to try older version.
You didn't see any errors. Logs in TinyPXE will looks fine and when you change port from 1 to 2 you can't reach address 192.168.1.1. So in that case take older version of openwrt.
Also you can try other subversion of RouterOS v6.xx
I'd never flash a MikroTik product with OpenWRT, despite the fact that I love using it as much as RouterOS. The reason is the motivation for me to move out of standard consumer grade stuff in the first place. I got tired of perfectly good hardware losing updates, lacking performance, getting bricked by official firmware, and hardware getting EoL and deprecated despite being powerful enough for my use case. Secondly the fact that the stock firmware wouldn't allow me to take full advantage of the hardware.
Both RouterOS and OpenWRT solves these problems for me. Both have life long updates and both let me get as much as I can (to the best of my abilities) out of the hardwares. As such if RouterOS is already there, I don't see any value in switching it out for OpenWRT.
Love the video regardless, because love the endless possibilities with both platforms.
Totally agree. I have been using Mikrotik boards in production environment and there is no point to complain about its performance (even though there are still small bugs). However, as a channel making videos about OpenWRT, I want to try all the possibilities and see how Open-Source working with a board/system made for Closed-Source. I belive there are people who is having the same idea with me and perhaps searching for the same thing on Google (like what I did previously), that is why this video come.
OpenWRT allows you to write your own apps, doesn't it? RouterOS doesn't. That's an advantage
@@VanTechCorner I appreciate all your videos, and they've provided with some good fundamentals in OpenWRT. In my network for routing and managed switching, I have 90% MikroTik, but for APs I strictly use OpenWRT. This combination has been working great for me so far. Most amazing thing that has happened since my network transformation to present state, is that I don't have any unplanned downtime. Sometimes if I didn't upgrade firmware, the setup runs for months until I finally get around to rolling out the upgrades.
@ Yes of course OpenWRT is open and OSS so it provides a degree of freedom that MikroTik won't. But I mentioned my original motivation, I don't want to stop receiving updates for a perfectly good working hardware. I understand if hardware doesn't have enough resources to perform actions but I don't want them to be deprecated because vendor released a new product and they don't want to support the old working hardware anymore. Both MikroTik and OpenWRT ticks this box.
On the other hand... MikroTik has scripting built in and in version 7 of RouterOS they have container support. I think these two features allow one to greatly augment RouterOS functionality.
Regarding this particular model, Hex, the device only has 16MB flash. Unless one builds their own image, with pre-built OpenWRT images, there isn't much space left for a whole lot of new stuff.
Heh, HEX has also micro SD card slot
I have one of these routers (the Mikrotik RB750Gr3 HEX) and have been considering flashing OpenWRT. I bought this router because I thought there was support for Zerotier on Mikrotik. However, turns out this is only true for the Miktrotik ARM based routers...not the mmips (Mediatech) based Mikrotik routers. I've since switched from Zerotier to Tailscale, but still no way to run either (Zerotier or Tailscale) on a Mikrotik RB750Gr3 when it's running RouterOS. Hoping that with OpenWRT, I can have either Zerotier or Tailscale running on the device.
Very good video. Thank you for sharing...
Cool. Thanks for sharing another reason to use OpenWrt on this RB750Gr3.
What benefit or advantage OpenWrt than mikrotik?
Waiting answer
What’s advantages of openwrt vs router os? Router OS imho is way more powerful than openwrt, despite all the complexities but it also comes with a lot of functionality (yes, some of it are proprietary. I have installed openwrt before but not so impressed despite easy configuration in the beginning but not much use later on.
Personally I don't see the great advantage of OpenWRT in a mikrotik Router, Mikrotik has a thousand times more functions than said OpenWRT. Personally, it is a bet that I would never do it.
MIKROTIK FOREVER...
@@joashly Thousandly agree man!
Openwrt mean freedom of wireless! This word can win!!!
Well, I have some issues with RouterOS. It has tons of functionality but some functions do not work well together or are unstable (Wireguard, some seetings in VLANs). Also, with OpenWRT I have better performance. When I put 15 users on wifi on RB951G-2HnD with RouterOS, internet is unusable - pages do not want to load (no SQM, 50 MBit). 15 people on the same router with OpenWrt can browse the internet fine (again, no SQM, 50 MBit link).
This is very interesting I like these units and combining with OpenWRT that’s awesome👍🏽
Glad you like this. OpenWRT performance on this RB750Gr3 is really smooth, it is out of my expectation. (Thanks to the OpenWRT developers and users who contributed to this awsome work)
I have done everything but when I turn off the router and turn it on again, routerOs appears again, it deletes the openwrt
have you solved the problem? I have the same
@@User-hx1sb no
Very nice! thank you for the video - worked on my Mikrotik Hex S (RB760iGS)
Great to hear that. Thanks for the update.
Hi, after running the openwrt i can enter the interface, after uploading the flash file the router reboots and i cant access it anymore, no LAN lights power, only power and usr . I can redoo the process but anytime i flash the frimware the router wont work.
Mikrotik RB952ui
Update :
To make it work , every time i turn off (reboot) router i have to reset it with the button , after the reset the router will boot up and openwrt interface will open . I have to repeat this step every time the router is shut down.
Any ideas what to see or config ?
Sir,Van. Please help me how to show switch.i can't create a vlan tag.after installing dont have switch configuration.
Hi, starting from OpenWRT 21 there will be no Switch menu on this router/mt7621. If you are trying to config PPPoE or DHCP on VLAN, can follow this video th-cam.com/video/EwYTV0z6lJk/w-d-xo.html
@@VanTechCorner im using 22 sir...and thank you for reply.
What are the usb port supposed to be used for? Theres nothing about it in documentation. What does the mode button do? Nothing on that in documentation as well
Well, in OpenWrt, the USB port can be used to connect anything has a USB interface, such as a USB 4G modem, a USB WiFi adapter, a printer, a USB stick, USB HDD ...You can also connect your iPhone/Android phone to it to use the cellular data. There are different things you can do with the USB port, the same go to the button. It is not limited like what you can do in RouterOS.
OpenWrt is open-source, the information (the wiki) is contributed by developers and users (like you). For sure there will be something not found in that wiki, but it doesn't you can't find it somewhere else.
Let's say, the user manual of the Laptop will not tell you what you can do with the USB port, but you will know what to do and how to use it.
i wonder is there any way on flashing RouterOS onto ZBT WG3526 router as it has the same chipset
If you ask me this question few years ago, I will anser it is impossible.
Recently, I have seen some devices with the same chipset runs RouterOS level 1. Those are selling very cheap on the marketplace, perhaps you look for one. Try to look around these forum: right (dot) com (dot) cn, or 4pda (dot) ru, it will have the information you are looking for.
What if i have a configuration VPN, users, RADIUS etc on microtik can i use it on openwrt? Or i must do it again?
I have a question, in my country we use ADSL in our homes but the problem is i have two routers i install in them openwrt but openwrt says that DSL port will not work so there is a way please to use PPPOE in this routers like a converter or something else
Very useful, thanks!
It would be nice to know if this router's hardware support for IPSEC VPN tunnel encryption is available with DD-WRT.
need better hardware, x86-64 is the best
How does this router compare to the NanoPi R4S?
NanoPi R4S is way more powerful :)
@@VanTechCorner 😁
Thanks for sharing this. I'll purchase this one at the end of this month.
defult os best
great tutorial, I have a question, I would like to install it on the RB4011, is it possible?
Hi, as of now, I can see a PR to add OpenWRT support for RB3011 (and build is available - github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/4430). For RB4011, I don't think it will be available anytime soon.
mikrotik irb750Gr3 is an old router i has flashed a long time but now i has fiber i use a new best router ;) but great video van :)
Wow, what is the new router that you are using?
@@VanTechCorner i'm use linksys e8450 aka rt3200 but not available in your country 🙂
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. 🤟
Hardware flow offloading does not work with PPPoE and VLAN on MT7621 devices with OpenWrt 21.02.
Im cloudwifizone captive portal voucher system provider. This video very helpful. I made similar video before but this more explained and very Good!
Excelente vídeo! Como sempre. Se puderes nos ajudar fazendo um ddns com script ao invés de usar os provedores de ddns seria ótimo. Muito obrigado por investir seu tempo conosco!
Hey, I have the DDNS tutorial with OpenWRT (namecheap & no-ip), you can find it here th-cam.com/video/OWZkjawcM8A/w-d-xo.html
how about rb750gr2??can i follow this step from this video??
I need to do the same step if I want to revert back to stock mikrotik firmware?
To go back to RouterOS, you just need to follow the netinstall procedure, which is available at Mikrotik website.
What are the advantages of getting a Microtik Router vs other routers ?
cheap reliable advanced features but it is a little bit hard to configure
Excellent Content .. Thank You for sharing .. Cheers :)
Sir can i also install openwrt on hexS using the firmware of hexgr3? Is it the same?
Hi, you can install OpenWRT on HexS, it has different firmware. See openwrt.org/toh/mikrotik/rb760igs for more info
RouterOS is very good, but its too hard to configure.
hello sir I am useing Dlink Dir 2680 Ac2600 Ver A1 Openwrt firmware available please hilp me?????????????????????
Hello, I see that the device is available in OpenWRT TOH and the instruction is available. Please take a look here openwrt.org/toh/d-link/d-link_dap-2680_a1
ótimo vídeo, mas na minha opinião o RouterOS é muito melhor. RouterOS para mim é o melhor sistema, não precisa de reboot quando você muda as coisas. I love winbox I love RouterOS
tampoco se necesita reiniciar en OpenWrt es saber reiniciar servicios nada más, vaya la ignorancia.
A un MikroTik RouterOS si se necesita reiniciar al trabajar o si se mete un botnet JAJAJA
te encanta por el GUI pero en realidad es bastante inferior , desactualizado y limitado comparado a OpenWrt. No mientas!!!
Yay. Nice video. So does anybody has some results of doing so? I started this workaround with my mikrotik750gr2 and its non stop flashing the led. Does somebody knows how long this would take?
Can you suggest a router with openwrt support for 150mbps both up and down broadband..
rbm11g can be flashed using this manual?
Yes you can, the procedure is almost the same. The firmware here openwrt.org/toh/mikrotik/rbm11g
@@VanTechCorner Ok. Thank you
hi, how can i open port for camera or etc ??
Cảm ơn bạn vì video hướng dẫn chi tiết. Mình còn dư 1 em 750gr3 cũng đang định chuyển qua openwrt để chạy Adguard, Iptv, .... Không biết openwrt trên 750gr3 hoạt động có ổn định không?
Bạn có thể xem qua video này rồi quyết định nhé th-cam.com/video/bllvDWEKgNA/w-d-xo.html. Kết luận của mình, dùng tốt, nếu nhà mạng hỗ trợ có thể cấu hình IPTV + IGMP Proxy để xem qua HTTP nữa.
Great as usual, thanks
By the way, does the openwrt wifi range similar to the factory firmware?
this device doesnt have wifi.
Buen test de openwrt sobre estos mikrotik es un buen sistema de red
Hi, do you mean this test video th-cam.com/video/bllvDWEKgNA/w-d-xo.html
O meu entra em loop depois de enviar o update, alguém sabe resolver ?
@Van Tech Corner
Excellent video! Can you load openwrt to Netgear Router model R7500 version 1 (Nighthawk X4 AC2350 WiFi Router)? Thanks
How about rb941 and rb 750GL
my mikrotik device has downgraded my internet speed...the only reason i bought it was because of multi-wan load balancing or resiliency. professionally i've spent whole lifetime dealing with devices from all brands including cisco as my bread and butter. How can i troubleshoot the speed degradation issue because of adding mikrotik itself is a big concern. Configuration was painful too. All i wish if there was an option for simply putting pfsense on it .. but this device is not worth it.
Could you please make a guide on how to make a custom x86 router. Like if I’m going to do 1gb sqm and adblock, what kind of cpu should I choose, how much ram and storage do I need, how do I install it on the pc, etc. Also maybe discuss how each pc part affect total power consumption.
Hi, I already did some videos with x86 and you can find them in the OpenWRT tutorial playlist (on the channel homepage). There is no solid information on what kind of CPU can handle what kind of throughput, and the same for the power consumption. However, if you have the name of the CPU in your mind, just search it on the Google or start a thread in the OpenWRT forum to discuss with other users.
Why would anyone want to replace the stock RouterOS with OpenWRT? The only reason people replace the stock FW of the consumer routers is to get the enterprise features that OpenWRT offers. RouterOS is enterprise grade. Therefore the question is what is the benefits of OpenWRT over RouterOS?
Nice, can you make tutorial how to exroot the storage from usb drive.
He already did: th-cam.com/video/5UjCT99udm0/w-d-xo.html
Can I run a hotspot with this firmware
No, this router doesn't have Wireless support/hardware.
Dude, thanks for you work, but why the hell do you use Openwrt if Mikrotik router os is a powerfull software??
Hey, there are lot of things OpenWRT can do and RouterOS can't, and vice versa.
For example, before ROS7, Wireguard is not supported. Also, OpenVPN is not fully working on ROS7. Other Linux packages, such as nut-server (network ups tool), pi-hole, adguard home are not running on ROS. But when the same device running OpenWRT, I can configure it easily.
If you take a look, the video is reaching 50K views. This shows that a lot of viewers find the video useful, or they are curios, or have the same thinking but want to see what is the out come.
From my comparison video, ROS and OpenWRT give the almost the same throughput th-cam.com/video/bllvDWEKgNA/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Van Tech Corner for sharing.
Thank you!
What goal to use it ?
TinyPXE linux alternative?
You can try manpages.debian.org/testing/tftpd-hpa/tftpd.8.en.html or see the homepage of TinyPXE and how it work here labalec.fr/erwan/?page_id=958, and then do the same on Linux.
How about convert mi4a gigabit to mikrotik?
It is impossible. You can only install RouterOS in Mikrotik board or x86 PC.
Wary funny! Why would you want to install OpenWRT on MikroTik? Do not make any sense to me. This is a great example of why you won't do what you could do. :-)))
It doesn't make any sense to you, doesn't mean it doesn't make sense to others. OpenWRT firmware for this device doesn't available by default, lots of hard work from developers and community users makes it exist. Maybe you can see the performance test of this board running OpenWRT vs. RouterOS to understand the reason to use OpenWRT.
Hello Van, Can you please do an X86 install video on hard drive with 21.02
Hi, I made one for OpenWRT 19 before and the procedure is just the same. Do you have any problem with the installation?
@@VanTechCorner Hello Van, I can install fine, the only problem is how do you do the extension of the filesystem of the hard drive? on 19 there is 2 partition, in 21 there is 3 partition. Please make a video
@@gimbleguy Hey, I missed a lot of comments recently due to the Lunar New Year holiday in SEA. I will take a look on this and will make one post / video.
Very nice, instant subscribe !
Thanks, there are performance testing video with OpenWRT and how to go back to RouterOS on the channel. Feel free to check it out.
Mikrotik rb750gr3 or nanopi r2s for link 750mb
Hey, very late response:
- RB750Gr3 NAT throughput: ~500 Mbps
- NanoPi R2S NAT throughput: ~ 700 Mbps
- Enable fasttrack(RouterOS), software offloading (OpenWrt), both can give you 940 Mbps throughput. So, it is up to you :)
Van, any video on how to flash back mikrotik RB750Gr3 to the original firmware of router OS from openwrt that you show in this video?
There is an official guide from mikrotik for "net install" and you can follow this to go back to RouterOS. For now there is no video available (this channel), but I guess you can find it on TH-cam.
first
Quick guide:
1. Backup your RouterOS key
Hi, actually the video was published a week after that. Here is it th-cam.com/video/xcCsDOl-cCw/w-d-xo.html
Sir make video on how to flash openwrt on edgerouter er-x.
better mikrotik or open wrt ?
Why the downgrade to openwrt?
Ensina a fazer o downgrad
Hi, I don't understand your comment. Do you mean go back to stock RouterOS?
Tell me why... just experiment ?
A lot of OpenWRT developers and users spent their ime and effort to make this possible, and the MT7612 SoC is well supported with hardware flow offloading. That is why I made this video. With RouterOS, I can't run other Linux app, such as AdguardHome & NUT, and OpenWRT get it done easily.
RouterBoard already boundle RouterOS with it.
R86S n5105 x86 maybe more better and easier for install OpenWRT.
Excellent tutorial ...
Glad you liked it!
Один вопрос: зачем?
Такой же вопрос интересует
why would you do that?
Make Video install microtik os on router mt7621
i prefer to use totolink x5000r than this router, more cheapest and simple to install openwrt plus dualband ax1800 wifi. the other specs, same as mikrotik rb750gr3 minus usb port.
Linysys E8450 similar hardware and
more flash ROM/ RAM
why do someone will try to do this?
WHY FOR GOD SAKE OpenWRT TO MikroTik?
Thanks!
No problem!
why would anyone do this
Reemplazar un sistema como RouterOS, por openWRT en una RB me parece un suicidio innecesario totalmente. openWRT no tiene nada que hacer al lado de RouterOS.
Nao faça isso no seu roteador darq
Это было супер охеренно!
Thank you!
Sxt5 firmware open wrt
Looks like you painted your new lambo by hand just for fun. There is no any valuable reason to install openwrt on mikrotik devices. RouterOS much stable and usful in more cases than OpenWRT.
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