RouterOS bootloader explained 

I had a few times where I've had to dive into the bootloaders to rescue weirdly "bricked" equipment. I recovered all of them, even that one time where I had a power outage in the middle of a bootloader update (talk about REALLY bad timing, it's a quick process) - it took me longer to find a way of downloading the factory firmware (from Mikrotik's site) than it did to load it up and reboot the router. I absolutely love Mikrotik's flexible and amazingly easy way of doing things.

Great video, I learned a lot. Thank you too MikroTik!

Explained very well! Thankyou MikroTik!

This is a classy video!

Thank you, this is nice trick!

Thank you for the video. One question? which mouse is the grey one?

@MikroTik Couuld you guys please make more videos on installation and configuration of some famous use cases for containers Please start with a monitoring solution installed on router OS (Prometheus+grafana+.......) and configuration for Mikrotik devices to send metrics

The etherboot options have been refined in 7.14 as well, thought it strange that wasn't mentioned.

for cli reboot please allow a command option to not require us to send a yes after the command. consider supporting /system reboot yes

the fact that many new devices specially radios and SOHOs don't have console port makes me sad😢

I have ccr1009 and the etherboot damage and the server not booting and i don't know how to use the console cable because it's not usb

Serhii needs way more screentime!!

Boot Loop, many LTE devices not start after upgrade and physical power down/up fix starting them on ros6, many times we must replace a capacitos when netinstall cannot be done - This is not like that MikroTik do perfect software and often we reach problems with out-of-box by using reset button and no access to device with ros7 - those show even new can not work.

The problem is that not all MikroTik devices have serial console port. I will never understand why.

Mikrotik itself is a different world😅