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A hands-on discovery pass on the GL.iNet Mango2 (GL-MG1300): hardware, OpenWrt 22.03.4 base, network configuration, exposed services, storage layout, throughput tests and security posture. … Continue readingGL.iNet Mango 2 (GL-MG1300) Review: A Full Teardown of the Pocket Travel Router
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By WickedYoda Tested on: Flint 3, Flint 2, Flint 4 / GL-BE14000, Slate 7, Slate 7 Pro, Beryl 7, Flint
This is why I like GL.iNet products — this is why. I took my Canon R50 camera, Google Pixel tablet,
Continue readingA little late night photography with Gl.iNet
At the center of the WickedYoda homelab sits the GL.iNet GL-BE14000 (Flint 4), powered by MediaTek’s Filogic 880 (MT7988) quad-core
Continue readingHomelab Router Review: GL.iNet GL-BE14000 (Flint 4)
Introduction (The “Why”) Managing a modern homelab fleet—from Docker hosts and servers to router firmware—demands visibility. As our infrastructure grows,
Continue readingHomelab Observability: The Comprehensive Monitoring Stack
This guide walks you through creating and restoring a full router configuration backup using the LuCI web interface. This is
Continue readingHow to Export & Import Backup Configuration Files via LuCI (GL.iNet / OpenWrt)
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While I was beta testing the GL.iNet Brume 3, I ended up discovering something I definitely wasn’t expecting — malware
Continue readingHow GL.iNet’s Brume 3 Helped Me Discover Hidden Malware on My Network
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Ever run a speed test and see 900 Mbps, but your game still lags? Or you start a big upload,
Continue readingBufferbloat: Why Your Fast Internet Still Feels Slow
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I keep a dedicated travel router in my truck because I run multiple devices that depend on consistent Wi-Fi. Here is why the Beryl 7 replaced the Slate 7 in my setup. … Continue readingWhy I Keep a Beryl 7 in My Truck (and Why It Replaced My Slate 7)