*) hotspot - drop hotspot specific tcp connections from non-hotspot clients
already at firewall;
*) lcd - added support for AX89063
*) console - output of ‘/ping’ and ‘/tool traceroute’ commands is more
in line with the rest of the console commands;
*) api - ‘/ping’ and ‘/tool traceroute’ commands are fully functional;
*) console - added ‘server’ and ‘server-port’ arguments to ‘/resolve’ command;
*) lcd - show free/total memory in units of million bytes (MB);
*) lcd - added page that shows system identity;
*) sstp - made it work with Windows 7;
*) sstp server - client reconnects did not work;
*) winbox - implemented proper maximize support for inner windows;
*) fix 5&10MHz channel support for 11n cards;
*) added IRQ balancer;
*) enabled PCI MSI on i386 multicore setups;
Latest beta release 5.0beta3 have initial support for two features,
IRQ balancing - allow IRQ assignation of to a specific CPU
PCI MSI support - allows to avoid most situation when several physical interfaces are with same IRQ
Bottom line - with these 2 features you will be able to assign specific physical interface to specific CPU core.
IRQ balancer can be found in “/system resources irq” menu.
Sounds like exactly the problem I had with a RB230. Completely trashed the boot - no beeps, nothing on the console. Even a netinstall didn’t work - it downloaded the files and then just hung. The only way I could resolve it was to take the CF out and do a NetInstall directly to that. Then I had to contact MT and arrange for a new licence since the softID had changed. Having spent a good three hours trying to solve it, I came to the opinion that I was lucky the RB230 boots from CF and that I could remove it. Had it been, say, a RB750, it would have been completely bricked.
I have just tested that with v5 b 3 the Drivers page is .. a window to another dimension an alien dimension so it can’t be seen. So the ordinary peasent will see it as a funky distortion of the screen. Only those with blue blood will se the aliens waving at him
an alien dimension 