Hi all, I'm new to AREDN and just starting to experiment with it. I ran into the following issue while trying to install the firmware on a new Tube-AHM. The device was purchased from Rokland, and the label clearly states that it is the US version.
Current version information:
Model: Tube-AHM
Firmware Version: Tube-AHM v1.0.1-alfa-hw01-cc7cc
OpenWrt: v1.0.1-alfa-hw01-cc7cc
Linux Kernel: 5.15.150
Architecture: MediaTek MT7628AN
Target Platform: ramips/mt76x8
Chip ID: MM6108-A1
I am trying to install:
aredn-4.26.10.0-ramips-mt76x8-alfa-network_tube-ahm-r0c-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin
(I also tried 4.26.7 with the same result.)
Uploading the image through the stock ALFA web interface fails with:
Device alfa-network,ahtu6108e-kr not supported by this image
Supported devices:
alfa-network,tube-ahm-r0c
alfa-network,ahtu6108e-us
Image check failed.
The unit has never run AREDN. This error comes from the original ALFA firmware during the upload process.
Since the device label clearly says US version, is this a new hardware revision or a board-ID mismatch that is not yet recognized by AREDN?
The stock ALFA firmware also offers a "Force upgrade" option. Is it considered safe to use in this situation, or should I avoid it until the board ID issue is understood?
Any guidance would be appreciated.
I have also opened a GitHub issue: Tube-AHM installation blocked by device compatibility check · Issue #3008 · aredn/aredn
Regards,Jürgen
