Continuing my quest to categorize devices based on their LibreMesh compatibility, since the LibreRouter hasn&#39;t arrived yet and won&#39;t solve all needs....<br>
1) great, (e.g. WDR3500)<br>
2) okay, but fixed antennas<br>
3) some functions not working, (e.g. Archer C20v4)<br>
4) emergencies only (ones that have 4 or 2 MB flash)<br>
5) incompatible (e.g. 841HP)<br>
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In Chef, when I type &quot;ubiq&quot; in the router model field, I get a list of Ubiquiti devices supposedly compatible with the latest release of LibreMesh. How is this list generated? Is it reviewed by a human?<br>
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Here are examples of why I ask: it says Nano-M and Nano M XW: are these NanoStation or NanoBeam? It says Loco XW but the OpenWrt ToH says that the latest supported release for the Loco is 10.03.1, <a href="https://openwrt.org/toh/ubiquiti/nanostationm2....?">https://openwrt.org/toh/ubiquiti/nanostationm2....?</a> Flashing LibreMesh onto NanoStation and TP-Link CPE devices could make some networks much easier to maintain.... If it actually works.<br>
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This continues a conversation from last year about improving our documentation, such as maintaining a LibreMesh wiki.<br>
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~ Patricio