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@matiaslao Unfortunately I can't test myself due to lack of hands, one of the Onion guys will need to. @Lazar-Demin77 is no longer with Onion so I guess it is up to @Zheng-Han

@DocHardinger 24.10 do work on Omega2 it will depend on what specific packaged you need. p44-ledchain works on 24.10, I made a patch @luz has merged.

@matiaslao Apologies, I currently am recovering from 2 broken wrists so I'm a bit slow. My guess is that you're getting bitten by an addressing mismatch so the flash is in 4 byte mode when the cpu is booting in 3 byte mode.

Have a look at the docs related to special pins here it explains requirements for HW_RST_N

@magouero opkg is not particularly sophisticated which is why OpenWrt are changing over to APK package manager. I would do it this way:

opkg remove python3 --force-removal-of-dependent-packages
opkg remove python --force-removal-of-dependent-packages

Then opkg list 'python' to see if there is anything left to clean up. See the docs https://documentation.onioniot.com/packages/opkg-package-manager ```

@matiaslao Before I try this myself can you clarify "bricked" please, can you still boot into u-boot and reflash the firmware or is the device unusable? Perhaps post the boot up log screen.

@matiaslao Is you use the factory reset process do you experience the same issue?

@naveen_kumar do you have Ethernet dock?

@DocHardinger sorry for the absence, I literally fell down a hole. Anyway if this issue is still open please create a new thread.

@Patrick-Mischler Does anything show on the console? I mean if you connect the device to the USB on your computer and run a terminal application to receive the output from the Pro, does it show anything at all?

Let us know if you are running windo$e or *nix on your computer so we can troubleshoot.

@DocHardinger I'm currently travelling so haven't completed my testing since I don't carry a Windoze machine with me. However what I found thus far is that if I slow down iwinfo by ~200ms each probe, the windows machine does not disconnect.

The question I want to answer, is whether this tiny delay simply reduces the load on the Omega2p so it can respond to the network requests in a more timely manner. If this is the case, then my earlier hypothesis that windoze is simply less tolerant of response time variations than lesser systems, would appear to be true.

But I am not yet prepared to make that conclusion until I have done more testing, but if this were the case then we just create a patch to add this functionality.