That worked, thanks!

There seems to be a conflict between the standard Omega opkg sources and the lede-based sources that the Onion guys said to add to distfeeds.conf. lede sources want to install a later version of gcc and gdb, and dependencies get out of whack.

I appreciate your help!

The title says it all. Just set up an Omega2Pro, modified /etc/opkg/distfeeds.conf to include the lede feeds, and when I try "opkg install gcc", it fails with:

Collected errors:

• satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for gcc:
• libstdcpp6 *
• opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package gcc.

For the record, I can install make and gdb, so my opkg configuration seems correct.

@ccs-hello What is your issue, sir? Is this your IC design perchance? Thank you for pointing out the obvious, but the alternative applications bear some consideration. As a user of the board, I am just trying to get some clarification as to the proper use. If I need to attach a battery for proper operation, then so be it. But please do not simply circle a part of the datasheet without comment.

@ccs-hello As per the datasheet, the stated applications are:

-Backup Battery Pack
-Power Bank
-Mobile Power
-Standalone Battery Charger with USB Output

I didn't see any statement that the circuit "requires" a battery to be connected. I might have missed it.

Re: Power dock turning off after 30 minutes

I can verify that my power dock has the problem reported in the referenced thread. With no battery attached, the dock shuts down after less than an hour. By "shuts down" I mean that the LEDs on the dock go dark and no power gets to the Omega. I need to remove the power connection and reconnect to get the dock and the Omega working again.

However, if I plug a battery into the dock, the dock power LED lights, and power is BRIEFLY restored to the Omega. Then the Omega LED goes dark. If I plug in a battery BEFORE I apply power to the miniUSB port, then the dock behaves normally.