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@thomas166 So there few components to your requirements. The first is that you don't want to have the firmware misimatch issue. The only solution to that is you need to that is to create a DTS for the lte, since sysupgrade reads the device type from from /tmp/bard.json and /etc/board.json, these are created when the device tree is loaded, so you need to create a dts with the correct identifier in it.

Here is a link to a patch I created that will add the lte device and include the lte-base in the build. This is a patch for OpenWrt 23.05.3 so you may have to merge it in manually.

@thomas166 The imagewrapper script downloads the version of openwrt you have configured in profiles/default, in the case of the image wrapper repo on the onionIoT github this is version 22.03.2. But the lte is not include in this release.

You can install the firmware you included in your post above just add the -F switch:

sysupgrade -F onion_omega2p-22.03.5-20240717.bin

The additional files you need are here:

https://github.com/OnionIoT/OpenWRT-Packages/tree/openwrt-18.06/omega2-lte

You could add the lte to your build but you'll need some more advanced skills like migrating the dts and adding the lte packages to your feeds.

@baby-Onioneer try starting in safe mode then deleting /etc/config/wireless and reboot.

@Antony If you're using the standard Warp Core driver some of this stuff is not functional and there is no documentation. If you are using the OpenWrt driver you can refer to the relevant documentation here.

Keep in mind that altering some of this stuff may breach the law in your jurisdiction.

@baby-Onioneer Please post more details, a screenshot would be best.

@Alberto-Brosich These have not been ported 22 or 23, but you can find the source in the 18.6 branch. Depending on your requirements, you may need to modify the code. I need to migrate oniondebug myself so will do that in the next day or so, since I need it for powerdock. Some of these libraries may be dependent on the OpenWrt 18 GPIO numbering which changed in OpenWrt22. I think @luz made patch for this, check his profile for posts. Personally I'm just adopting the new numbering system.

@Alberto-Brosich I use 23.05 exclusively these days on Omega2+, Omega2 Pro and Omega2S+. Personally I didn't find the jump from 22 to 23 much of an issue. There were a couple of things I had to fix and right now I have an issue with the frame buffer on the Dash, but other than that no issues.

@Alberto-Brosich I don't use the image wrapper so I can't spend time trying to diagnose the issue with it, but I will say that the errors seem to suggest there are some issues with your paths. I take the more standard approach for building the firmware, which uses the OpenWrt official method of building the firmware. Here's the steps:

git clone https://git.openwrt.org/openwrt/openwrt.git openwrt22
cd openwrt22
scripts/feeds update -a
scripts/feeds install -a
git checkout openwrt-22.03
make menuconfig
Target System (MediaTek Ralink MIPS)
Subtarget (MT76x8 based boards)
Target Profile (Onion Omega2+)

make -j $(($(nproc)+1))

You can change the git repository to the Onion version is you wish.

@baby-Onioneer use make -j1 V=s and post the error here.

@baby-Onioneer I did use docker for a very short time a few years ago but for these days I just use my Ubuntu 24 system directly. I build anything form OpenWrt 18 to 23.