Hack a Linux router for fun and profit

"If you're looking to flash your firmware, the following list is required:

"An ability to accept possible "bricking" of your device;
Technical know-how: if you can't use Linux then don't put it on your router; and
Patience: Murphy's Law seems to dominate exercises such as firmware upgrades, if you expect it to be up and working in five minutes, then you are in for a truckload of disappointment."

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