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The official website of OpenWrt provides image packages, so you need to enter the Linux system or use the write disk tool after entering Winpe. I think the built-in EMMC storage or hard drive should be able to be installed. If there is a grub during boot, it may need to be adjusted to redirect...

Of course, the brothers above have already provided the address. Go and see for yourself.

My original module was this, as for what SSD adapter to use. Still searching on Taobao.

Thank you, I just removed the WiFi module and everything is working fine. But it doesn't seem to affect my use.

Excuse me! Can the original WIFI module be disassembled and replaced with an SSD hard drive?

Yes, I'm a bit dissatisfied with the speed of Edge 620. Looking forward to someone testing the speed of 640 680 on Panabit OS.

I have confirmed that they are talking nonsense.

If you are willing, you can test the ability of Panabit, as it does not require a license file during testing. https://www.panabit.com Download the professional version of Linux. Then install 2 SFP+modules. Perform a loopback test after connecting the fiber optic cable.

My test result should be no problem！

Panabit retained one core for software scheduling, so it did not reach a higher speed. But I believe that even if this reserved core is used, it cannot achieve a line speed of 15Mpps. The more reason I think is this C3558 CPU and its PCI-E bus. I hope some friends can remotely test edge 680

When my software was scheduling three CPU cores to participate in network card data forwarding, Edge 620 used two 10G interfaces to run 64 byte packets of 10Mpps. At this time, the traffic is approximately 4.5GBps in both directions.

My testing software is called Panabit. The best results tested under this software are shown in the following figure: The magic of PPS reaching 10 million is that it has its own network card and CPU scheduling method. However, this also resulted in the C3558 CPU having only 3 cores involved in...

According to them, there is firmware for hand rubbing, but I don't have it yet.

Legend has it that brothers from China have turned two RJ45 interfaces to 10GB/s