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@ -253,7 +253,7 @@ PXE Boot: *Windows Procedure*
6. The node will now automatically reboot with the temporary AREDN |trade| Administration image.
.. tip:: If you have followed the install procedure above but your Mikrotik device does not boot the AREDN |trade| *initramfs-kernel* file, you may be able to try the procedure on this page (`OpenWRT - downgrading RouterOS <https://openwrt.org/toh/mikrotik/common#downgrading_routeros>`_) to downgrade Mikrotik RouterOS prior to flashing the AREDN |trade| firmware. You can find earlier versions in the `Mikrotik Download Archive <https://mikrotik.com/download/archive>`_. Download the ARM version (routeros-arm) for devices that use the *ipq40xx* AREDN |trade| firmware, or download the MIPSBE version (routeros-mipsbe) for other Mikrotik devices. You need to download a RouterOS version that is equal or newer than the RouterOS version shown in the *Factory Firmware* field on your device (as in the example image).
.. tip:: If you have followed the install procedure above but your Mikrotik device does not boot the AREDN |trade| *initramfs-kernel* file, you may be able to try the procedure on this page (`OpenWRT - downgrading RouterOS <https://openwrt.org/toh/mikrotik/common#downgrading_routeros>`_) to downgrade Mikrotik RouterOS prior to flashing the AREDN |trade| firmware. You can find earlier versions in the `Mikrotik Download Archive <https://mikrotik.com/download/archive>`_. Download the ARM version (routeros-arm) for devices that use the *ipq40xx* AREDN |trade| firmware, or download the MIPSBE version (routeros-mipsbe) for other Mikrotik devices. You need to download a RouterOS version that is equal or newer than the RouterOS version shown in the *Factory Firmware* field on your device.
Install the *sysupgrade* Firmware Image
1. After booting the **elf** image the node will have a default IP address of 192.168.1.1. Your computer should already have a static IP address on this subnet, but if not then give your computer an IP address on this subnet.