Simple things..

We see it scanned the SSID properly and you chose the WiFi-JYB8 ap so to confirm your security on the ap is indeed WPA2?
Is the password correct? CAPS LOCK on by chance? How is the WiFi setup? There could be so many things here that could be wrong but until you've ruled out the ones that you have control over; we can't help on the things you don't.

I have also seen, not on the Omega2's, where a 5ghz N Channel will get picked up by a scan but the 2.4ghz radio won't connect to it. It depends if the channel for 5ghz is locked or will downgrade for a 2.4ghz connection.

Again, many things that you can check and if you gave more info on what you've tried already; it would help. Just posting what you have with no real description doesn't help anyone.

Good luck with her and will follow along..

Based on what I read here I have an 'updated' unit without the capacitor in location and still not getting a fix on position in any regard.

Also read that Onion is not taking nor readying replacements admitting the issue yet not taking responsibility.

Should I just trash this into the failed hardware bin for now or any hope of a response from Onion on this thread and/or placing a ticket?

Frustrated..

Read this thread HERE
as well the thread over at MediaTek labs HERE

Seems a bug/issue on SPI

@Vincent-Bonnefille T

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I missed original Onion and during the O2 campaign I emailed them and they no longer have stock of original Onions but they gave me some links to those who still had them for sale.

This was early on but if you like I can relay them here if you wish.

Cheers,

Yep, thought I was right.. It's just a NC so it's bridged and even on the schematic.

I believe that 'bridged pin' is intended however the mess on the shield is not. Double check mine once I can and the datasheet but when I last looked that was a common pin so they just bridge it.

Counterfeit?

That is odd and the first time I've heard of this. Did @op purchase directly from Onion? Weird!

Yep, agreed. Don't half-ass things.

@Gian-Carlo-Salvati

Also, below is the driver that came 'stock' setup in the firmware.. If you deduce which one you wish to try let me know and I can attempt to merge in and rebuild for you. Lastly, Omega2 or 2+ just in case we do get to rebuild it for you

@Gian-Carlo-Salvati

Awesome!

As for the WiFi driver I'm not sure. I used what was packaged in the Docker image from another user. If by chance you have used Docker the image is pretty straight forward and once you build the toolchain & tools binaries (which takes me about 1 hour roughly on an 6/12 core i7 49230K @ 3.4ghz) it builds in roughly 20 mins thereafter. If not Docker, you should still be able to use Linux and pull the source but you'll have to do some configuration up-front.

I'm just glad the NFS works but again, sorry on the WiFi

Does you SSID by chance have a hyphen - in the name or an overly long name? Those 2 things have been discussed here recently to having it not connect to wifi.

Also, what is you network.config 'uci show network' listed as? Does your wifi support DHCP or fixed IP's? If it's not setup for DHCP it won't get an IP address even though it see's it. Lots to try and test but not sure what you've already tried.

SFTP/FTP for transferring files -or- place them on the SD and then mount it on the Omega?

https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/using-a-microsd-card.html