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Tried to update to 6.42.11 from 6.42.9 on a hEX using "Download and install", then realized I needed to check something so hit Cancel at about 90% downloaded. I then tried "Download and install" later and it says "not enough disk space" and there's no files available to delete. How do I delete this partial download so it doesn't try to install and brick itself on reboot?

Tried to update to 6.42.11 from 6.42.9 on a hEX using "Download and install", then realized I needed to check something so hit Cancel at about 90% downloaded. I then tried "Download and install" later and it says "not enough disk space" and there's no files available to delete. How do I delete this partial download so it doesn't try to install and brick itself on reboot?

Tried to update to 6.42.11 from 6.42.9 on a hEX using "Download and install", then realized I needed to check something so hit Cancel at about 90% downloaded. I then tried "Download and install" later and it says "not enough disk space" and there's no files available to delete. How do I delete this partial download so it doesn't try to install and brick itself on reboot?

i have this problem many times with rb's with 16mb. just reboot the router and partial download will go away.

On the RB4011, the minimum RouterOS version is 6.43. Is there a way to install these bugfix versions?

superchannel is not removed.Country selection is to comply with regulations.
If you want to break the law select superchannel, no country and keep using your link as before.

superchannel is not removed.Country selection is to comply with regulations.
If you want to break the law select superchannel, no country and keep using your link as before.

I seem to remember a few panicking posts in this forum, stating that Spain was about to ban certain type of Routerboards. And MT response was that they're gonna fix the problem.

What are you trying to achieve here,rextended?

You have always had two choices:

1) Set Country, follow regulations, follow frequency list, output power, trust automatic settings like DFS etc.
2) Set no-country, use manual power, manual frequency, manual all things.

So how come something got broken for you? Maybe you did set the Country for no reason, or did not understand how this setting is supposed to work?

If you need fully manual control, do not use the country setting. It's not for you. If you have special permissions and need full manual control, advanced settings etc, you should never use country. Not now, not 5 years ago.

your position is 100% right but, if you change working combination
(country + Superchannel) to (country + regular domain) then it could happened that links don't work anymore.

Some bugs are not bothering users (and they like to call them "features") but are bugs nevertheless. I don't hear anybody complaining that a "non working feature" was fixed.

*) wireless - improvements in wireless frequency selection;

1) Set Country, follow regulations, follow frequency list, output power, trust automatic settings like DFS etc.
2) Set no-country, use manual power, manual frequency, manual all things.

As I wrote before: ROS gives user all the possibilities to violate the regulations butit's entirely up to every user tounderstand when he is violating requlationsand assume full responsibility for it.

*) wireless - improvements in wireless frequency selection;

So do not make this big change in "long-term". This is not a bugfix, but a change in function.......

What are you trying to achieve here,rextended?

You have always had two choices:

1) Set Country, follow regulations, follow frequency list, output power, trust automatic settings like DFS etc.
2) Set no-country, use manual power, manual frequency, manual all things.

So how come something got broken for you? Maybe you did set the Country for no reason, or did not understand how this setting is supposed to work?

If you need fully manual control, do not use the country setting. It's not for you. If you have special permissions and need full manual control, advanced settings etc, you should never use country. Not now, not 5 years ago.

Maybe you did set the Country for no reason, or did not understand how this setting is supposed to work?

Add on 6.44rcxx cable loss field on models with connectors (= 1W EIRP, not 1W at sma connector...)

Add on 6.44rcxx cable loss field on models with connectors (= 1W EIRP, not 1W at sma connector...)

And make users enter real antenna gain.

@rextended, you surely realize that EIRP is nether power at the end of antenna feeders, it is effective isotropic radiated power which is very much affected (=amplified) by antenna gain. It is easier to calculate it in dB, so: if legal EIRP limit is 30dBm, antenna used is a high gain with 8dBi gain and feeder cables have 1dB loss (if installation has higher feeder loss, it's time to improve it), max legal Tx power on PA output would be (30dBm-8dBi+1dB=) 23dBm. That's 200mW at SMA connector.
This calculation shows that due to low allowed Tx power the main reason for having high gain antenna is to improve Rx - antenna gain works for that as well. And to reduce interference which originates from directions outside main antenna lobe.
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And make users enter real antenna gain.

Add on 6.44rcxx cable loss field on models with connectors (= 1W EIRP, not 1W at sma connector...)

I never wrote "on the antenna connector".

However it is injust to fingerpoint at MT because they are (most probably) forced to make their devices compliant to regulations.

Frequency Band: 5150 – 5350 MHz - EIRP: 200 mW - Only inside building - TPC & DFS mandatory from 5250 to 5350 MHz Frequency Band: 5470 – 5725 MHz - EIRP: 1W - Inside or outside building (no restriction) - TPC & DFS mandatory (From 5470 to 5725)

2019 and MikroTik LTAP still only connects less than half the times it's rebooted or the LTE interface is disabled/enabled. Or after a full minute of waiting.
My 10 year old Nokia phone connects to 2G/3G after 1-2 seconds. Every single time.