That actually works. I think I missed that the console could (only) be reached by 'private wifi ip=192.168.3.1' plus path /console.

I thought http://192.168.3.1/OnionOS/ or http://192.168.178.16/OnionOS/ would show up as the console, or contain a link / button to it.

It is still a bit mysterious why the installer did not properly install the console.(...)

However, It still doesn't work... Shall I post a screenshot?

@CAP-33 Thanks! It wasn't installed according to opkg list-installed. It could not be installed by means of opkg install onion-bla. Because the package was not in the repo. After opkg update , opkg install onion-bla worked.... Thanks

I just got my Omega2+. During the setup it doesn't ask to install the console. When I revisit the website (192.168.3.1 or its local IP), it has a logon screen with only 3 options:
-docs
-appmanager
-terminal

Through apps I can install the 'legacy console' but that sounds rather legacy. What should I do?
I have not inserted any storage.