Picked up this router today, the install instructions were great and very straightforward from dangowrt github thread.
After configuring interfaces, setting up a couple of preferred upstream DNS servers, enabling wifi, ssh, we are up and running. Using the user guide to follow for all post-install needs now.
Just wanted to introduce myself, and set up. Looking forward to the community here!
note that the master snapshot images so not contain LuCI by default. So, you need to install LuCI afterwards via opkg from SSH console,
or alternatively, compile personal image including LuCI either with the imagebuilder, or use the "auc" attendedsysupgrade so that it builds an upgrade image with your current packageset.
Ps. as you are running the UBI variant, you will always have the initramfs OpenWrt instance as the fallback system.
No better way to get a crash course then trip out because you cant hit the GUI anymore, reset router, then finally realize that for snapshot upgrades you just need to ssh to download LuCi
question on attenna transmit power.. i did select country code for each interface to match where I am located. However when I go to the 2.4 & 5 Ghz the maximum transmit power is selected. Is there any guidance on how to use the lowest possible?
I just left these at auto for both wireless interfaces. Even though they stay on max power just trying to avoid issues down the line. Would hope in future updates to the snapshot that its possible to have these adjust to minimum needed based on quality of transmission to clients.
The "ubi-initramfs-recovery-installer.itb" upgrades the bootloader, changes parittion structure to UBI based, and installs the initramfs recovery instance. And then you use that instance to sysupgrade to the specific normal sysupgrade image that you want. rc6 is currently the newest semi-release.
You should not need to ever again to use the ubi-installer. That version will remain as the recovery console, but you sysupgrade to newer builds as you want.