The amount of resources we have on a router are very limited. That is
mainly the reason why we used dnsmasq initially.
Wireless drivers keep us jailed to Kernel 2.6 for the time being, and
this is also another limitation that could prevent a Pi-hole to be even
be considered, as backporting is usually a fair bit of work.
Our devices have 32-256MB or RAM with a majority sitting at 128MB
Making adblock working, and not crashing anything else, was not a simple
task. So we have now something fully operational, but we are now
pondering the actual performance gone past a certain limit.
If there was a simpler internal dnsmasq modification possible, like the
one suggested in the other post of this thread, with direct file
mapping, we would definitely support this instead.
Looking at the bright side, there is a relatively new version of Tomato
firmware called Tomato64 and this runs on x86 hardware. I'll make sure
to bring up the pi-hole topic with the relevant people for this version
at least.
Thanks again for all the info you brought up!
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