@Jackdaw - apologize for the really really late reply; I'm reviewing my own posts as found myself in the same situation again - that of changing the default ssh port.
And I'm sure you're correct; however, for an ordinary user, just reading the official documentation about hot to connect via ssh, dropping 2 more lines to cover that . . . I'm just saying . . . could save a lot of precious time; I'll try asking chatGPT also to see if it can figure it out . . .
@Stephen-Tunney please make a new topic if you're still experiencing this issue or have more to say about it.
We'd like to avoid resurrecting very old threads.
@t3therdev welcome!
The USB pins exposed on the expansion header are the same USB signals that are routed to the USB-A Host Port. You can use one or the other at one time, but not both.
You can see this in the Omega2 Pro schematic. The same nets are connected to the USB host port and the expansion header:
@Rotenone your best bet will be to make a new thread where you explain the issue you're having
See the how to ask for help post for best practices on describing your issue
@Nomadic-Homebody please don't resurrect 8 year old posts or have several posts about the same issue. Please stick to your original thread.
This thread doesn't apply to your situation since you're on the beta firmware that was introduced this year (2023). This thread is about the original Omega, from before the Omega2
@mrahul My guess is the issue is one of 2 causes.
power issue
you have something that is messing up your file system and the auto file system repair is finishing the job off
@justRobsi this sounds like a power issue. When installing packages the wifi radio is working to download the files, the CPU is writing the download to RAM, etc. There's a lot going on so the power draw increases significantly and sharply.
To get over this hurdle during development, I recommend either:
Using an Omega2S Development Kit - it allows for swapping Omega2S modules and has the required power circuit
Getting a (through-hole) Omega2 or Omega2+ and a Dock for your development - this will eliminate any power supply issues
And then when making your own circuit to power the Omega2S, please refer to the Omega2S Hardware Design Guide and the Omega2S reference schematic
Tested with a jack 3.5 to USB adapter + headset with microphone and jack 3.5 connection: it works much better. Some background noise can be listened, but nothing very important.
I suppose, with the right headset, sound would be event much better.
@EpicLPer see the updates on the GitHub issues:
https://github.com/OnionIoT/OpenWRT-Packages/issues/71
https://github.com/OnionIoT/OpenWRT-Packages/issues/70
@mohamedkallel the wifi radio calibration stored in the factory partition is unique to each device. It's done in the factory as part of QA testing with the help of an RF calibration machine. We do not recommend changing these values.
Hence we do not recommend using a flash programmer to write complete images to the flash.
