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Memory and storage are the two big potential limitations. As you install various plugins under the "Software" section (If you choose to) your memory and storage space will quickly start to get eaten up as visualized under the "Software" and "Overview" sections. For instance, Adguard Home could be something worth installing but it's also a heavy program. It requires 50MB of free memory and over 100MB of free storage. I have the memory but not the storage space required (even before any other plugins were installed). However there is a way to add extra root storage to your router via a USB drive but it's also quite a process to get that sorted.
Very informative, thank you. Idk how you guys know all this stuff lol
Haha I am by no means a tech expert. I just get focused on something and learn all about it. I do tend to forget a lot about it later too!
Haha same here but I tend to focus on the wrong things...I jump too far ahead and get confused all while neglecting the basics