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> Hardware offering Tor routing is becoming very cheap and I think it's
> time to reexamine what we can do with it.=20
>=20
> If you want to play, here is some hardware I recently bought that can
> run Tor firmware:
>=20
> http://www.amazon.com/GL-AR150-router-150Mbps-OpenWrt-Pre-installed/dp/B0=
15C
> YDVG8/

Not so simple.

As explain in private, you *need* to avoid Tor inside Tor.
So you need some smart firewall, based on ipset generated from the consensu=
s,=20
to route Tor connection directly and proxify everything else, or multiple=20
access point and ESSID to discriminate usage.

And in this case, cheap routers with OpenWRT have nor enough memory nor CPU=
 to=20
manage properly those corner cases.
=46or example, Tor ipset loading already takes few minutes on a Olimex A20 =
Lime=20
(512MB DDR3 + dual core 1GHz), I can=E2=80=99t imagine decent/usable perf o=
n a AR150=20
(64MB DDR + 400MHz).

You also need some basic Tor configuration web UI (bridge, firewalled port=
=E2=80=A6)=20
adapted for not-savy users.
No enough place on tiny router=E2=80=A6

=2D-=20
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