<slh>
\x: thanks, USB is something I'd really like to have - but sadly not a hard requirement (as that would disqualify half of the devices on the market)
<slh>
SOC, RAM size, number of ethernet ports and their specs, as well as 6 GHz capability (yeah, that's not to be found in device for the Chinese market) take precedence over USB. it's great to have it though - and I do miss it, rarely, but when I do, I really miss it
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<mrkiko>
slh: out of curiosity - what was your use-case for usb on the router?
<slh>
mrkiko: two things, printer(s) and some small storage space, be it for logs (rrd/ luci statistics) and a bit more custom, a small tftpd-hpa instance to serve the firmware- and configuration to my SIP phone(s) (Cisco cp-7962g, cp7960g)
<slh>
small stuff: 15.8M /srv/tftp/, 1.7M /srv/rrd/, 756.0K /srv/nlbwmon/
<\x>
would be nice though if nlbwmon supported remote logging amirite
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<slh>
I've never seen the point of mounting remote filesystems on routers, the router should always work - without depending on the rest of the network
<mrkiko>
slh: well, it enables fun stuff I think
<mrkiko>
slh: there shouldn't always be a point in any case
<mrkiko>
\x: I can't see images easily but nice to know
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