I have a new cAP XL ac model: RBcAPGi-5acD2nD that I’m trying to set up as a simple WiFi access point bridge (no routing, no DHCP server, just get WiFi clients on the LAN).
I have upgraded to the latest stable: current-firmware: 7.15.3
I have disabled the DHCP server and added ether1 to the bridge (along with ether2).
[admin@capybara] /interface/wifi> set wifi1 channel=ch-5ghz configuration=common-conf disabled=no
no such item
[admin@capybara] /interface/wifi> set wifi2 channel=ch-2ghz configuration=common-conf disabled=no
no such item
Cap XL AC default comes with legacy wireless drivers.
If you want to use wifi part of menu, that means wave2 drivers. So you need to remove wireless and load wifi-qcom-ac driver.
Or stick with legacy wifi but then you need to use Wireless / Wireless part of the menu structure.
Can you list which packages are visible when you go to system / packages ?
I don’t think I upgraded in an odd way. I used WebFig to upgrade the v6 firmware to the most current v6, then uploaded the latest stable v7 to the root directory and rebooted it.
I’ll give legacy wireless a try. I have found and loaded the package, and now see two interfaces:
Dropping the ros file directly, was the odd way.
If you followed upgrade path, it would have first upgraded to 7.13.2.
And the next upgrade wireless would automatically have been split ( something which was prepared in the background with 7.13.x).
Help pages still have all examples and settings for wireless.
It seems you are correct, they didn’t bring over all examples from the old wiki environment …
(to say it more accurate: I couldn’t find them in the Help pages, only on old Wiki)