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There is this little tiny TP-Link router, called the TL-WR703N.
Specs
- 400mhz processor
- 32mb ram
- 4mb flash
- usb2 port
- ethernet
- 802.11bgn wifi
- very low power, about half a watt
Images
OpenWRT support this router awesomely. The default image is pretty good already. But adaption is fun, so..
Harkv6
This is an image with;
- AICCU from SixXS (for v6 tunnel on dynamic ips)
- gnokii (for sending SMS)
- nano, instead of vi :D
- radvd (for announcing v6 to clients)
- full(ish) 3G support
Version 1; http://space.nurdspace.nl/~buzz/harkv6-1/
PirateBox
- See; Piratebox_WR703N