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For this reason, RouterOS does not require any software or kernel modules to be installed or run on the host system; it can run directly from the ROM of the network cards. The RouterOS operating system kernel is version 5.1.0, and is based on the first version of the Linux 3.3.5 kernel. It uses the userland from the RedHat enterprise Linux 6.x kernel version. RouterOS will support both the IPv4 and the IPv6 protocols. It has a command-line interface for the purpose of controlling the operating system. It is similar to that of BSDs. For the purpose of debugging and configuration, it provides two shell scripting languages, Perl and Python. It also allows to install the latest versions of packages from the RedHat repositories. RouterOS is a minimal, full-featured operating system that can be used on various network devices, from home routers to professional firewalls. Instructions: To install RouterOS, use a preconfigured K.E.M.P (Key Encrypted Module) to unlock the Flash ROM of the device. If a serial interface is available, the installation can be done remotely. Otherwise, a local installation can be performed through the serial console using a monitor and keyboard connected to the device. Once RouterOS has been installed, access the system console by pressing CTRL+ALT+F1. If the system is already booted, press CTRL+ALT+F1 only once and leave it there. RouterOS enables to access the console and to connect to the local network to configure the device through the command line. 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