I am looking for very old versions of ROS (mipsbe), prefferably last vesions in 3.x, 4.x and 5.x (with netinstall - of course :-)).
Is there some kind of archive on official web site or any other site ?
thanks
I’ve always wondered why people who can’t contribute anything useful to the discussion have a need to writeBecause software archaeology is not a popular hobby, so it would be too much effort spent on Mikrotik side just to satisfy you and the other two guys practising it :)
Thanks, I'm aware of all that but that's not the point.I'm sure it's more than three, but yeah, probably something like that. But as far as I can tell, old RouterOS versions are not that interesting. It's mostly like current RouterOS, only some features are missings. And WinBox before 5.x looks slightly different. If you just want to have a look (I doubt that there's any serious use for such old versions), it's probably easier to use x86 version in VM. It will only work for 24 hours without license, but it should be enough.
I’ve always wondered why people who can’t contribute anything useful to the discussion have a need to writeBecause software archaeology is not a popular hobby, so it would be too much effort spent on Mikrotik side just to satisfy you and the other two guys practising it :)
In fact, it was a serious answer to your questionI’ve always wondered why people who can’t contribute anything useful to the discussion have a need to write
But due to the light form of it (my colleagues actually complain about the reverse, that I take everything too seriously), you've misunderstood it as me poking fun on your interest in old versions.why there is not some more "comfortable" way to access it
exactly! Browsable folder would do the job!There would be easy way, since they already have files on server in some directory structure, they could simply show it, with enabled automatic directory indexes. Nothing fancy, but friendly enough and no extra maintenance required.
O.K. thanks for contribution...I’ve always wondered why people who can’t contribute anything useful to the discussion have a need to writeBecause software archaeology is not a popular hobby, so it would be too much effort spent on Mikrotik side just to satisfy you and the other two guys practising it :)
Hmmm,@sindy is in the top 3, if not the most knowledgeable person on this forum and always willing to share his knowledge, so be careful to burn bridges
Same can be said for your comment / reply, if you did not like his post, move on, read next post.
Ditto....O.K. thanks for contribution...I’ve always wondered why people who can’t contribute anything useful to the discussion have a need to writeBecause software archaeology is not a popular hobby, so it would be too much effort spent on Mikrotik side just to satisfy you and the other two guys practising it :)
Hmmm,@sindy is in the top 3, if not the most knowledgeable person on this forum and always willing to share his knowledge, so be careful to burn bridges
Same can be said for your comment / reply, if you did not like his post, move on, read next post.