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When building all firmwares and packages for a target using ...
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hello! i know that when i use multiple cores ( make -j8) it fails more ... and it is perfectly building. is it possible with OpenWrt by now?
Making cake multicore - or other new features? - For Developers
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... means to make it do so is to somehow make it multicore, and that, ... on openwrt, and that implementation is geared more to ISP needs.
Does LEDE supports multi-core CPUs? (ipq806x) - OpenWrt ...
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I own TP-Link Archer C2600. It has Dual-Core 1.4 Ghz CPU. I'm using it with SQM and 250/20 Mb/s connection. I noticed that the second core ...
Enhance your router with OpenWRT | TechRadar
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01.12.2021 · While OpenWRT works with a host of routers, its developers suggest it works best with multi-core, ARM-based devices with at least 256 MB of …
Quad Cores / 1Gb ram for OpenWrt . Which one to take?
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I would like advice on buying a new router. It must be quad core and have at least 1Gb of Ram. I have seen that there are industrial PCs ...
Single Thread Performance vs Multiple Cores
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My biggest processor hogs are OpenVPN and SQM. Will OpenWRT benefit more from additional cores (threads) or from the faster base frequency?
[OpenWrt Wiki] Build system usage
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10.12.2021 · Download sources and multi core compile. Before running final make it is best to issue make download command ... e.g. make -j10, for 4 core, 8 thread CPU works great. If you try compiling OpenWrt on multiple cores and don't download all source files for all dependency packages it is very likely that your build will fail. make download.
How many CPU cores and RAM in a x86-64 based PC could ...
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I've beening using openwrt-lede on various routers and I'm ... For example, multi-processor support and >1GB RAM support may be missing. ".
Can we load balance cores more efficiently?
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Here is an example of the core by core usage of openwrt Seems like ... There haven't been that many multi-core CPUs in routers, earlier.
r/openwrt - In a multi-AP environment should I use same ...
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I have built a network with three TP-Link A7s, all flashed with 19.07.1. They are all configured almost identically as APs (no routing), with Gigabit ethernet backhaul to the core router. Each one provides the same multiple SSIDs which convert to VLANs which are tagged to the router.
Can we load balance cores more efficiently? - #19 by Notupus
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Here is an example of the core by core usage of openwrt Seems ... openwrt, as it's super useful for optimizing usage on multi-core machines.
How many CPU cores and RAM in a x86-64 ... - OpenWrt Forum
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09.07.2018 · I've beening using openwrt-lede on various routers and I'm planning to get a x86-64 PC to run openwrt-lede on. I found some old information in https: ... If you do decide to run on a multi-core device and have the RAM, I'd strongly suggest irqbalance.
MT7621 (WG3526) multicore support - For Developers
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Hello. Why in LEDE/OpenWRT can't ethernet share its IRQ with all cores? “F” in /proc/irq/10/smp_affinity is default value.
[OpenWrt Wiki] OpenWrt on x86 hardware (PC / VM / server)
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/installation/openwrt_x86
OpenWrt on x86 hardware (PC / VM / server) See also: OpenWrt on UEFI based x86 systems OpenWrt can run in normal PC, VM, or server hardware, and take advantage of the much more powerful hardware the x86 (Intel/AMD) architecture can offer. Download disk images Go here, choose the release version, then click on
Single Thread Performance vs Multiple Cores - OpenWrt Forum
https://forum.openwrt.org/t/single-thread-performance-vs-multiple-cores/53059
22.01.2020 · According to the specification comparison at Intel product comparison the main differences for OpenWrt seem to be: 2 core + SMT vs. 4 core. 3.1 GHz fix vs. 2 GHz - 3 GHz with turbo. 3 MB cache vs. 6 MB cache. no VT-d vs. VT-d. ECC vs. no ECC. For pure single thread performance, the i3 might have a slight advantage as the i5 runs at up to 3GHz.
How pfSense utilize multicore processors and multi-CPU ...
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15.01.2020 · Jan 17, 2020, 5:06 AM. @stephenw10 said in How pfSense utilize multicore processors and multi-CPU systems ?: pfSense is not single threaded. pf is no longer single threaded so there are certainly advantages to use multiple …
[OpenWrt Wiki] Recommended routers
https://openwrt.org/toh/recommended_routers
Recommended routers Introduction The second half of this page (specific device recommendations) is very outdated. Users should consider multi-core, ARM-based (or x86_64/AMD64) devices for mid-range and higher applications. Purchase of …
[OpenWrt Wiki] How can I speed up the build process?
https://openwrt.org/faq/how_can_i_speed_up_build_process
Build may FAIL. The build process can be accelerated by running multiple concurrent job processes using the -j -option: make -j 3. Use the standard formula <your number of CPU cores + 1>. If this produces random build errors try compiling again without the -j -option.
MultiCore x86/64 issue? - Installing and Using OpenWrt
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Hi, Today I've been checking/stressing my x86 Router (Celeron J1900 + 4 Gb. RAM), just compressing a big file (32 Gb. file) running gzip ...
6 Best OpenWRT Routers in 2021 – Reviews & Comparison Guide
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The router boasts a high-powered dual-core ARM with a 1.6 GHz CPU in addition to a 2GB RAM capacity. Such specification takes it at the top of the best performing OpenWRT routers available for you.. Unlike the routers that come with default stock firmware, this Turris Omnia enjoys automatic updates to its core components throughout its lifetimes. This helps seal al the …