@Doug-Vann I have the same issue. Just got my Omega 2 Plus and it is never online. Repo Firmware Version: 0.1.6 b137

A bit useless, considering that's what I bought it for.

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Try logging in using the internal IP address (e.g. 192.168.0.xx) on your wifi network.

Regarding the password, did you try the old one? I changed my password but it didn't update and only the default one works.

Incidentally, there was no option in Onion Console, Settings->Cloud Settings to enter the "one-time setup code". I tried entering it via SSH - got no error message but it is still offline. I don't know if the method has changed, or whether the (missing) option to enter the setup code is the cause of the problem.

I am using the Onion Omega 2+

Following Part 1 of the tutorial, I get as far as ubus list -v onion OK, but when I try
ubus call onion omega-led '{"set_trigger":"heartbeat"}', I get the expected response from the terminal but nothing happens on the Omega LED.

Before using the above method to turn on a GPIO using IFTTT, I should also point out that you need to set the relevant GPIO pin as an output first. You can do this with a separate IFTTT Applet. I haven't been able to concatenate two GPIO command strings in one IFTTT Applet (i.e. send {"command":"set-direction", "params":{"gpio":"0", "value":"output"} } then send {"command":"set","params":{"gpio":"0","value":"1"} } ).

Anybody know if this is possible?

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I am trying to use IFTTT to send a web request to my Omega 2+ to switch on GPIO 0. However, I can't seem to get the right format for IFTTT. The data shown in the attached screenshot generates an error in IFTTT about the use of {{

Any idea what I am doing wrong?

On mine, the card was mounted automatically but not where I expected. It is at /tmp/mounts/SD-P1

Ran the upgrade and it showed up in the cloud at last!

Running "omega2-ctrl gpiomux get" gives the response: "unable to open mmap file"

Yes

I think your issue is covered by this thread. Looks like the problem has been found - just waiting for Onion to fix it.