No.IS there a way to place netinstall files on USB drive (FAT I assume), plug into hAP AC Lite and then set it to default install from there (I have no communication to issue any commands as yet).
/ip hotspot print
Then, mission accomplishedOh, that is the frame of the picture on the wall. Cable is white and running along door frame![]()
viewtopic.php?p=1098839&hilit=RTL8156are you sure for this ? in changelog no mention to this limitation7.16 recently added support for RTL8156, but for now only for x86.
*) x86 - added RTL8156 driver support;
Well, maybe it is not the same problem.I have the same problem, but I can't solve it as suggested. Downgrading also not helping. Is there any help on this?
/ip address print
/ip route print
Maybe or maybe notFor anyone interested I've used this configuration on the AP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P0MDlYWR_E
Exactly.I think the thread, and the threads referenced therein, do not point to an MT device that is definetly compatible with Verizon Wireless in the USA.
Beginners (with lots of friends) throwing parties like there is no tomorrow?Beginners dont normally need more than 50 addresses ....
oh, oh:1. run it in your local environment
@jaclaz: even if that was possible, how would you do it for architecture you don't have at home (e.g. ampere)?
with::log error "LTE1 interface does not exist. Rebooting router..."
/system reboot
or similar?:log error "LTE1 interface does not exist. Rebooting USB..."
/system routerboard usb power-reset duration=10s
Why the "heck, even"?Heck, even Starlink users love us for all the things.
To prove - once again - that AI is not (yetWhy is AI needed to generate really poor configuration when the default config meets 95% of the use case?
Good.That solved it, I now understand both errors and how they happen and was able to upgrade the one networks wifi extenders and will do the others when next on site.
Thank you very much.