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Hi @martinpedros the LED on the dock indicates the charging status of the LiPo battery, which if you have no battery will indicate by flashing all the LEDs, they call this "Stationary Mode". Not really intuitive I know, but that's the documented functionality.

@mulu553 Thanks for update, happy you are now able to get to work. Good luck with your project.

@mulu553 the command "bash onion_buildenv clean_imagebuilder" just deletes the directory "openwrt-imagebuilder" and the downloaded tar openwrt-imagebuilder-23.05.3-ramips-mt76x8.Linux-x86_64.tar.xz, so it doesn't remove the "additions" directory that contains your customisations. Therefore when you build again your customisations are included.

You can see all of this in the script file onion_buildenv. If you add "set -x" at the top of the script, you can see what commands it is executing.

#!/bin/bash

set -x

cd $(dirname $0)

@mulu553

I don't use the image builder but I looked at the script and ran a quick test to confirm the details below.

I see the issue downloading is the script had the download function disabled. Open onion_buildenv script in your favorite text editor (vi, vim, nano etc) you can see it is commented out here:

download_builder() {
	# download_file "$IMAGE_BUILDER_URL" "$IMAGE_BUILDER_ZIP"
	return 0
}

Remove the # to enable the download again.

To copy your files into the built firmware run the command:

bash onion_buildenv update_imagebuilder

@martinpedros The Omega2 docs include a section on how to power the Omega2 using a breadboard. The link is HERE.

There is no included image in your post. Do you have PowerDock or PowerDock2?

@davidsi @Lazar-Demin QT is a wonderful system, except the licensing. For the record it's what BlackBerry used for their BB10 OS as a UI on top of their QNX OS.

@Ghofran-Daoues perhaps a good starting point would be HERE

@davidsi Perhaps take a look at the dependencies, not sure GNOME is on the horizon for embedded devices like Omega2.

@viteo do you have mmc_core and mmc_block modules installed? Can you show the output of lsmod | grep mmc also the content of /etc/config/fstab

@mrahul try sysupgrade -N so the existing configuration is not preserved. I'm wondering if there is something in your configuration creating the issue.