This is a two-part review of the RAVpower FileHub Plus (RP-WD03) portable router/NAS/powerbank/Linux computer. The first part of the review shows the outer features of the router, while the second part is a screen capture demonstrating LuCI (web GUI) and command line interaction with the router. The FileHub Plus has an internal 6700 mAh battery, 580MHz MediaTek MT7620N system on a chip (mipsel-24kc architecture), 8MB flash containing the firmware, 32MB RAM, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, SD card slot, USB 2.0 port, microUSB port (for charging), and 100M Ethernet port. While the stock firmware is great for lots of uses (e.g., sharing files and movies, bridging wireless networks), you can do much more with OpenWRT, a full Linux distribution in its own right. In my own case, it has been a great "mainframe" of sorts for vintage computers given its ability to pass Linux console connections over USB serial adapters.
For more information about the RP-WD03 itself, look here:
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For information about installing OpenWRT on the RP-WD03, go to these links:
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For a video demonstrating OpenWRT flashing, go here:
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Recorded with my Nikon D3100 DSLR and OBS Studio (screen capture).
