I'm seeing the same problem. Interesting spin is that I have the OLED expansion, so I can see that sometimes my cron job keeps running (just the ssh server hangs) and sometimes the cron job stops too.
The logs are in the kernel buffer, access through logread, but if the ssh server is hung I can't get in to see them.
I should add that neither 'wifisetup list' nor the setup web page that the access point exposes will detect the network, and I don't know how to escape the single quote for either 'wifisetup add' or manually editing /etc/config/wireless.
The slightly odd thing is that I think in my original setup with the kickstarter build, I was able to connect and download the new build using the web page.
Just to close the loop in case anyone else finds this.
I found it worked using the standard location, ~/.ssh/authorized_keys.
I used puttygen (Windows) to create the key and pasted it in there.
There is a dropbearkey program that will let you create keys on the Omega2+ in case you want to ssh FROM the Omega2+ to, say GitHub/Gitlab...
I saw that Omega 1 schematic diagram before.
It was a surprise since it's different than all those Ethernet MagicJack's diagrams from several mfgs. The standard design is Tx out goes to RJ45's pin 1/2 (the Tx pair) and Rx out goes to 3/6 (Rx) pair.
Guess the diagram you've cited is built for "naturally cross-over" for unknown reasons.
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@Anders-Öster yes, i had looked at those projects since i am now developing a lidar project with
lidar litev3 [40m range] and always interested in lidar projects, so thanks for posting. looking at others code for potential insights can sometimes help improve what i am trying to accomplish.
I am also interested in installing rndis.
In the repository there are older versions of the kernel modules for the current kernel but they didn't work for me yet, some of them loaded correctly but something always fails so far. You can try to install them with - -
force-depends.
I also tried to compile my own firmware but since that is just lede without the onion customizations this is not really what I want to use.
Maybe the current packages where built for the firmware version 163? It seems that there where 161-163 versions available but they where very unstable. Maybe they deleted them but the compiled packages staid in their repository?
If I have more time I will try again to get the older packages from the repositories working. You can open the onion core repository in a browser to see the different versions from the packages and then search for them with ctrl+f. The installated opkg version doesn't seem to support installing different versions.
As a hint: opkg install with url did also not work for me, Wget + opkg install package.ipk did work and most modules even loaded. I got the virtual CD drive listed in dmesg after installing some kernel modules which wasn't the case before but I didn't get rndis to work.
I even tried to upgrade everything including the kernel but that resulted in more Lede stuff, the onion repositories where replaced by Lede repositories and the banner also was the Lede one (I only used omega repositories). I also got even more depency errors. The Kernel didn't seem to be upgradable since it stayed at the old version.
@Douglas-Kryder Thanks for the answer. I just wanted to be sure they worked before I paid for them. I'll get them on payday and start messing around with them.
I am still having a very similar problem with my arduino dock and have not resolved it as yet:
https://community.onion.io/topic/2177/arduino-dock-error/
Maybe one of the comments given will help you figure it out. If you do please let me know how!
I just noticed this other thread:
https://community.onion.io/topic/2101/from-cross-compiling-for-the-omega-i-cannot-successfully-build-the-gpioread-example
UPDATE: I installed openWrt so that I can Set it Up for Omega.If anyone knows how to set it up or have a tutorial please post it here.
I am using OSX
Setting Up Cross-Compile Environment for Omega(this is only for linux) :
https://wiki.onion.io/Tutorials/Cross-Compile
OpenWrt Buildroot – Installation on Mac OS X:
https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/buildroot.exigence.macosx
@Lazar-Demin said in Arduino dock defect with power jack:
In the meantime, our documentation site docs.onion.io has good pointers.
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For the PWM Expansion: https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/pwm-expansion.html#the-dc-barrel-jack-adapter
About The DC Barrel Jack Adapter
The DC voltage supplied through the barrel jack will be provided on the Vcc (and GND) pins. The PWM voltage will also be stepped up to this voltage.
We’ve safely tested up to 12V, so try not to go beyond that or you risk damaging your Expansion.
I haven't got any PWM Expansion but there's a very good photo in the official Onion Omega2 Documentation.
Onion's PWM Expansion has an NXP PCA9685 16-channel, 12-bit PWM I2C-bus LED controller IC.
According to the NXP Product data sheet Rev. 4 — 16 April 2015
Table 13. Limiting values
VDD supply voltage max. +6.0V
VID voltage on an input/output pin max 5.5V
Please let me know what does this "We’ve safely tested ..." statement mean - personally for you and officially for Onion - exactly.
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