To set up OpenWrt on your new computer,follow these organized steps:

1. Install CDOS OS:

   • Download and install CDOS from the official OpenWrt website.
   • Follow the installation guide carefully, ensuring the network interface is properly configured.

2. Set Up Password Manager:

   • Install Gpg or Yub media for password management.
   • Use the package manager (e.g., apt) to install Gpg and manage the password manager.
   • Configure the network interface in the password manager to connect to your local machine.

3. Network Configuration:

   • Configure the local network interface with the appropriate network mask (e.g., 192.168.1.1).
   • Ensure the network interface is correctly set up in the password manager.

4. Install OpenWrt Kernel:

   • Download the CDOS version of the OpenWrt kernel.
   • Follow the installation guide to install the kernel and configure it with your network interface.

5. Configure User Interface:

   • Install a theme (e.g., "Gothic" or "Sandy Beach") in OpenWrt.
   • Adjust the theme settings to customize the appearance.

6. Set Up Network and Logins:

   Configure the local network interface and add SSH usernames to your local machine.

7. Install a Firewall:

   Configure a Basic Firewall in OpenWrt to block traffic from your home network.

8. Set Up Password Manager and OpenWrt Kernel:

   • Use the password manager to install and manage OpenWrt.
   • Configure the password manager to use the OpenWrt network interface and kernel.

9. Test the System:

   • Connect to your local machine using the password manager to test connectivity.
   • Troubleshoot any issues, such as network configurations or firewall settings.

10. Documentation and Support:

    • Check OpenWrt documentation for common issues and solutions.
    • Engage with the community for help or further assistance.

By following these steps, you can systematically set up OpenWrt, ensuring a smooth and error-free configuration.