Kong's build is probably the best choice:
https://www.myopenrouter.com/download/dd-wrt-kong-mod-netgear-r6400-2017-03-21
https://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=300438

yeah expired

Not a direct replacement as it can't plug into your phone line. Look here for ones that say ADSL in the description. Some good deals.

Yes very stable - had mine for a few months and not needed to reboot at all - this doesn't have a modem though so isn't a direct replacement for a BT HH5 unless you have a separate ADSL / VDSL modem.

lolololololol

found something more stable and faster than the BT Hub 5

I did say it was flash! :smirk:

that's so 2026
this is 2027 - they should have 512GB minimum, and really 1TB of RAM if you're a power user and don't want any stutters in your 32K holographic hyperporn
that can really break the immersion and sense of presence... and in rare cases cause insanity
buy cheap, end up in a cryosleep sanitarium

if you dont mind paying 73.04 for it, the higher specced model is on the warehouse deals with 20% off too
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00HDK4GAK/ref=twister_B06Y5XYS1Y?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

The Warehouse one seems to have gone now... maybe OOS?

Probably got something to do with the ever changing nature of the technology scene. Things are no longer just the realm of obscure forums - Thanks to YouTube everyone's now an 'expert' because they can follow a tutorial to flash a phone. Makes simple piracy a doddle but stops the majority in their tracks when initial blocks are put up.

Not quite like the old GSM scene with Dejan and having to know your FBUS and MBUS with old Nokia DCT-3s :smiley:

Yeah

Add to basket and click to checkout, the discount does not apply in the basket but does apply automatically during checkout, you will see it when selecting delivery address before confirming order.

Edit: In regards to actual information on it, it is a promo currently running on some (not all) Amazon Warehouse items. If you click on used items on any product on Amazon, and find one sold by Amazon.co.uk Warehouse Deals, under the delivery column it will say at the bottom "20% off." if the promo is running on this item. In that case at checkout 20% discount will be knocked off the price shown.

It's basically full ddwrt but considered well tested and stable

Features Included :-
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- Wireless Basic
- Wireless Security
- Wireless Guest Network
- Wireless Guest NetWrok Security
- USB Storage
- USB auto-mount Support (Single and multiple partition)
- File System (VFAT, Ext2, Ext3, NTFS)
- jffs2
- Firmware Upgrade
- Factory Reset
- Backup Settings
- Reset Button
- Wifi ON/OFF Button
- LED
- WAN Configurable in STATIC, DHCP ,PPPoE and PPTP mode
- Secure Shell (SSH, SCP)
- Telnet
- Remote WebGUI Management
- Remote Telnet Management
- Remote SSH Management
- VLANs
- Iptables
- Firewall
- PPTP VPN Server
- OpenVPN Client
- VPN Passthrough
- PPPoE Server
- DDNS
- SNMP
- Scheduled Reboot
- Boot Wait
- Syslog
- MAC Address Clone
- WOL
- Port Forrowarding
- Port Range Forrwarding
- DMZ
- UPnP
- miniDLNA
- Bandwidth Monitoring
- Qos
- FTP
- SAMBA3
- Zabbix Agent Client
- FreeRadius Server
- Bittorrent
- NoCatSplash
- Lighttpd
- VNC Repeater
- Ad-blocking

Should be able to.

Just plug this into one of the Ethernet network poets on the Sky router and might as well disable the wireless on the Sky one to save power and interference.

You will need the Netgear D7000, as it has a built in modem. I had nothing but problems with numerous Sky Hubs, but replacing it with the Netgear D7000 resolved all the issues and allowed me to configure the network to my liking.

Still the same price. 20% gets deducted when you checkout.