@György-Farkas damn, I was hoping this wasn't the case. Thanks for your help though.

@Nikita-Moskalev yes.

edit your /etc/opkg/distfeeds.conf and uncomment lines 2 and 5 then run

opkg update
opkg install socat

There is also netcat and ncat if you prefer.

My bad. Changing the cable resolved the issue.

This post really helped -
https://community.onion.io/topic/719/resolved-onion-omega-is-not-detected-on-mac-os-x/5

Ignore my post, I'm an idiot, I forgot that the Omega power dock doesn't support login with screen despite having the micro USB port!
My bad!

@György-Farkas
Thank you! I ended up taking the Omega2 out of the dock and connecting via serial to RX0 and TX0, and it seems to have done the trick.

@Luciano-S. said in [Can't connect neither by serial nor ssh (exp dock)]

@Chris-Stratton , did you see all the picture he posted?

That was exactly my point. None of them show an attempt at using a serial connection.

In terms of being in the wrong subnet, the ssh warning would not have resulted without connecting to something at a 192.168.3.1 running an SSH service, and while that could be a router, the comparably custom address makes it more likely that it actually was the Omega2.

@luz Thanks - I'll give it a try. :thumbsup:

@Jacob-Bendicksen said in Omega 2+: serial won't show up?:

@Chris-Stratton said in Omega 2+: serial won't show up?:

Even on a Linux box, you can usually see that the device exists without permission to use it.

The CP2012 works fine in recent OSX releases, and does not require any special permissions. However the proper driver from SiLabs must be installed - it is not included with OSX in the way that an open source driver supporting that converter typically ships with most Linux distros today.

Any ideas as to why I can't see the Omega when I scan /dev/tty? I've tried installing the driver many times and it hasn't given me any error messages.

See if it is listed in the USB section under system report.

Try a different cable. Try it with a hub. Try it without a hub.

@fajran
Hi, I've just tried to use a different MB102 and short wires as suggested some days ago: Omega2 seems to work now, so the firmware was not corrupted and I don't need to flash the firmware. The problem was probably all about the power supply. I'll try with capacitor too. Thank you all :)

@Gabriel-Ongpauco
Thank you