a starlink mini contains it's own router, so you can just connect to it's wifi
or plug in a switch for wired connections.
if you want to put a openwrt device on the inside of that, you should have no
problems and not need to do anything special just because it's a starlink. It's
just a NATed upstream connection (and while fast enough to be useful, it's not
so fast that you need to worry about the performance)
I would suggest getting an OpenWRT one router, it's got pleanty of performace
for this, and you know the support will be good in the long run :-)
David Lang
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