I know the nightlys' now are using OpenWRT release, version 22.03.2 and that some older 32MB Ram devices like the NanoBridge 5G25 are being sunsetted.
Has the sun set on these devices yet? Or does this OpenWRT release, version 22.03.2 nightly still work on these devices but has not been tested?
If the nightly will still work, I'd like to try it on my NanoBridge, but don't know what nightly file to use. If sunsetted, then I'll just continue to use the last stable release.
Thanks
Bob
KE6GYD
Has the sun set on these devices yet? Or does this OpenWRT release, version 22.03.2 nightly still work on these devices but has not been tested?
If the nightly will still work, I'd like to try it on my NanoBridge, but don't know what nightly file to use. If sunsetted, then I'll just continue to use the last stable release.
Thanks
Bob
KE6GYD
Yes, and No. There is a "Tiny" version for this model. I have so far been un-successful upgrading a unit for testing. Just for clarity - I had mistakenly reported that I had a successful upgrade for this model in this post, however I was mistaken and have edited this post to report that I have NOT been able to upgrade. I'm also evaluating staying on Nightly 2002 for most of my 32MB sunset devices which I believe is the last one before the new OpenWRT version. My attempt at AirRouter "Tiny" was not so successful.
https://www.arednmesh.org/
Hover over 'SOFTWARE'.
Click 'NIGHTLY BUILD'.
Click 'SUPPORTED_DEVICES'.
Search for "5G25".
Find:
NanoBridge 5G25 5 ath79 tiny ubnt_nanobridge-m 32MB unknown sunset
73, Chuck
I have a NanoBridge M2 that I upgraded this morning to the nightly (NB2138) using the tiny/ubnt_nanobridge-m image. Some folks treat the nightly builds like "releases" but they are not. There is only one Nightly Build, and that is the latest one -- all others are obsolete. If you need to stay on an older build then it's best to put the latest Stable Release on your node.
Thanks
Bob
Bob
This AREDN Firmware Selector (AFS) tool should tell you the exact file for your model (ESPECIALLY for the nightlybuilds and releases moving forward)
Device is used as a portable and has not been online or remotely used in service prior to upgrading.
Updated via a dumb switch between node and computer.