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The wrt54g. They don't make wifi routers like they used to.
Careful now, they are too old to be secure. I'd switch to TL-WDR4300.
That's what I'm running, though I had issues with it randomly requiring a reset. Installing OpenWrt fixed that problem.
Yup, WDR4300 on OpenWRT is the way to go.
Had that running on my main router until a newer one came along. Now it's still going strong, but as a wifi repeater.
I bought one specifically for DD-WRT firmware way back when. I now rock a gigabit mesh system but that wrt lasted almost a decade before tech moved on enough for me to switch.
I ran Tomato on mine. Liked it better than DD-WRT.