@MJan In order to restore from a backup file, you must install Java 11. If you are running Raspbian Bullseye, this means you have to add the sid (unstable) repository to sources in order to install...

@eblieb Strange, I followed the instructions as-is and did the preferences before installing. I had no issues, and I intentionally did the preferences first because I wanted to make sure it worked to...

@Hank21 Thanks for feedback. The 6GHz need to be complied to the FCC. Currently our firmware is not support AFC, thus we have implemented that the beacons are transmitted using a single antenna path...

Hank21 wrote MrAdministrator wrote Will this version allow full 28dBm power on 6GHz radio on the EAP783? On 5.13.24 even when set to 'High' or explicitly to 28dBm they would only broadcast at 20dBm....

Will this version allow full 28dBm power on 6GHz radio on the EAP783? On 5.13.24 even when set to 'High' or explicitly to 28dBm they would only broadcast at 20dBm. When I upgraded to the pre-release...

May want to note that Debian Bookworm and by extension Raspbian Bookworm no longer carry java 11 in the default repository. If you install the Java 17 version they offer, backup and restore...