GL.iNet
GL-AR300M16 Mini
Based on 29 Reddit mentions
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What do you expect from GL.iNet in 2026?
I purchased my first GL iNet router in 2019. Firmware inconsistency across their line of routers, along with poor QA, has been the norm for me with their products. I have basically given up on using their stock firmware. Hardware-wise, though, they have been great. My first device, an AR300M, is sti
...otnuzb in r/GlInet
January 1, 2026 4:13 AM
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Are ps2 fats reliable? Or better for fmcb setup
Generally people recommend using a seperate travel router or making your own device with a network using a raspberry pi with the drive connected as the PS2 uses quite a old version of network sharing which can be a bit finnicky on modern computers. I set it up myself before using this guide https://
...ZafirZ in r/ps2homebrew
January 10, 2026 8:56 PM
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AR300M16-EXT disconnects/slowdowns fixed by firmware downgrade?
I own multiple older GL iNet routers including AR300M, AR300M16, AR750 and AR750S. In my testing of the 4.x firmware on any of these routers, I found them much more sluggish and flaky than when I run GL iNet 3.x firmware or OpenWrt firmware on the same routers. I do not think it is due to using up a
...otnuzb in r/GlInet
December 21, 2025 10:55 AM
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Tailscale on slower GL.iNet devices + employee wifi
File sharing is just one example. On multiple GL iNet routers, it was listed as an out of box feature as shown in the 3.x documents. See: https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/jp/3/tutorials/file_sharing/ Per the 4.x release notes it was pulled in many models. Here is just 1 example. https://dl.gl-inet.co
...otnuzb in r/GlInet
July 5, 2026 2:59 PM
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