*) only accept dotted decimal notation for IP addresses. Use of numbers
with leading zero, numbers larger than 255 and non-decimal numbers
is not accepted (but still can ommit third or second and third numbers,
if they are zero);
*) email - user must enable tls explicitly
*) remove limit on number of multicast enabled interfaces, maximum was 32;
*) dhcp server - show last-seen time for leases;
*) dhcp server - do not create busy lease if client declines all IP addresses;
*) fixed - when closing winbox terminal window with active serial-terminal
console command, serial port sometimes was left in acquired state;
Also some Netinstall improvements for installation with USB flash drives.
I’ve tried this is in the past and never gotta uTorrent to pick up that I downloaded the files manually. Is there a trick you know of with uTorrent to allow downloading these files and seeding them if they didn’t come from the original source?
I downloaded everything and uploaded the mips-be.npk to a 411 and rebooted.
I uploaded the powerpc.npk to a 600 and rebooted and I uploaded the mips-le.npk to a 532 and rebooted.
All three machines have come up with an error “system error - broken package” and then the name of the file that I uploaded.
I tried both ftp and copy / paste.
I downloaded a second set of files and still the same thing.
Some other people have reported this, but so far most people (including myself) have had good luck with the files we have downloaded. Can you try downloading the packages again to see if you still have the problem? Also, what packages are you trying to install? The complete, or several of the individual packages?
I’m getting the broken package error as well! I’ve tried both the 400 series and the Intel / AMD versions and I get the same error on both machines. I am downloading with http from the US site. I’ve tried it from a web browser and using the fetch command. There are several threads with other people having the same problem. I’m not sure if it makes any difference, but I was upgrading from 4.5.
If the tracker accepted the files you downloaded via http (it shouldn’t have, unless the tracker files were corrupt out of the box as well) then they are broken now too.
You should NEVER manually add files to a torrent stream unless you have confirmed they are clean and intact.
This looks like a good reason to pass on 4.6 for a while.
My suspicion would be that someone was try to get a patch in at the last moment and borked the archive.
