OpenWrt 23.05.0 - First Stable Release
The OpenWrt community is proud to announce the first stable release of the OpenWrt 23.05 stable series.
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An upgrade from OpenWrt 22.03 to OpenWrt 23.05 is supported in many cases with the help of the sysupgrade utility which will also attempt to preserve the configuration. A configuration backup is advised nonetheless when upgrading to OpenWrt 23.05. (see “Upgrading” below).
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In LWN:
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OpenWrt 23.05.0 released [LWN.net]
Version 23.05.0 of the OpenWrt distribution has been released: ""OpenWrt 23.05 supports over 1790 devices. Support for over 200 new devices was added in addition to the device support by OpenWrt 22.03"". Along with new device support, this release features a switch to the mbedtls cryptographic library, the ability to include utilities written in Rust, an updated toolchain, and more.
CNX Software:
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OpenWrt 23.05 released with MbedTLS by default, Rust packages, over 1,790 supported devices
OpenWrt 23.05 open-source Linux operating system for routers and resource-constrained headless embedded systems has just been released with over 4300 commits since the release of OpenWrt 22.03 a little over a year ago.
The new release now supports over 1790 devices or about over 200 new devices compared to the OpenWrt 22.03 release with notable new targets including the ipq807x target for the Qualcomm IPQ807x WiFi 6 SoCs, the mediatek/filogic subtarget for the Mediatek Filogic 830 and 630 SoCs, and the sifiveu target for the HiFive Unleashed and Unmatched RISC-V development boards.
Linuxiac:
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OpenWrt 23.05 Adds Support for over 200 New Devices
OpenWrt is a free and widely used by network enthusiasts open-source Linux-based operating system primarily used for embedded devices, most notably residential gateways and routers.
What’s its significant advantage? Besides the complete control over your network, which it puts in your hands, OpenWrt features a built-in package management system, allowing users to install (or uninstall) additional software components.
This means you can extend your router’s functionality far beyond what typical off-the-shelf firmware offers.