emma: new corerouter, fritzbox again unstable #971
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Fritzbox was not a good replacement for the bricked corerouter in April, but it was the only device I had at hand. It has regular crashes and outages, so bad that we're force-rebooting it every hour. We knew that before, but there was no time to grab a better device.
Now switch to a Routerboard 750gr3, which isn't as fast as the previous Belkin RT3200, but is rock solid stable.