@CoKro Thanks for the detailed explanation, it was helpful. If I summarize it, you pulled an earlier release (3.2 or 3.4) by using binaries compiled for previous versions of Ubuntu, in this case...

@CoKro I completely agree. May I ask the details of how you got an older repository of MongoDB to install on the Raspberry Pi? I only found a pre-compiled MongoDB 3.6 binary which claimed it works on...

@CoKro Thanks for your response. I agree that, for a serious enterprise solution, the latest LTS versions of UNIX software should be supported. The good news is that Omada v4.2.11 ran for 10 days...

@sclawrenc I'm also trying to find the best way to run Omada on a Raspberry Pi 4B with 4GB of RAM. Please see this thread for some details. I am currently trying Omada v4.2.11 on Ubuntu 20.04 with...

Hello, MongoDB v3.6.x is pre-compiled for ARM64 (e.g., a Raspberry Pi) only for Ubuntu 16.04. (from the official mongoDB website) MongoDB v4.4.x is pre-compiled for ARM64 for Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04....

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but it's not just the DFS channels (52 - 144) that are missing, but also the 2nd 80MHz 5GHz channel (149-165) that is missing. The EAP620 HD is really only giving me...