I don't know, but we are with 5.7 now. 5.0 is old and had lots of issues. Hence 5.7 now....Thanks for the reply! Interesting... Perhaps I will revisit after some sleep then...
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So what is the current status? Does it work or not? Some people do prefer to use their own boards Atom etc.!What's new in 5.0 (2011-Mar-31 11:33):
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On MT official site is written:
x86 does not currently support Nv2 (requires RouterBOARD hardware)
x86 may be supported in the future
but i tried in on x86 and it works
Re: RouterOS 5.0 is out!
nothing has changed regarding this issue. The above statement is still valid.So what is the current status? Does it work or not? Some people do prefer to use their own boards Atom etc.!What's new in 5.0 (2011-Mar-31 11:33):
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On MT official site is written:
x86 does not currently support Nv2 (requires RouterBOARD hardware)
x86 may be supported in the future
but i tried in on x86 and it works
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Re: RouterOS 5.0 is out!
Then why did support tell me to test all those production PtP links (x86) with NV2 ? Or was that before you made this statement?
What about the available modes on x86? We can still select NV2?
What about the available modes on x86? We can still select NV2?
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