@stefanu The answer depends on a number of factors, if you are using the Wap Core wifi driver I have no idea, but its probably 16384. The standard OpenWrt driver has a maximum of of 16384 but suspect you'll get some performance issues long before you hit this volume. f you want to limit the maximum number of connections on your AP you can set it like so: option maxassoc '5'

I also use Mojave (latest release) and I have not had trouble connecting to Onion. Perhaps, though, there is an issue in a driver for a specific WiFi device that was released in Mojave 10.14.6. What macs do you have?

@György-Farkas Interesting, I did check on an Omega 2+ running 0.3.2 b200 and executing the command did nothing. I power cycled it, and the LED blinked through the start up pattern but the Omega-XXXX network never appeared. Now that Omega 2+ will not even start and has discoloration on the shield near the U.FL port. I just reran the commands on an Omega 2 running firmware 0.3.2 b222 and it worked! There was no lag when the local wifi router was disconnected. Thank you very much!

@cas said in Access Point not avaible: Did you already decide that the OP has all the necessary tools? No, I didn't. I know almost nothing about OP's system. (OP has an Omega2+. Full stop. / Period.) So I asked "Please let us know what about the amber LED (ie. can your Omega2(?) perform a successful boot)?". Flashing, while probably the easiest and the most reliable recovery tool, is only useful if you have an expansion dock - it provides the usb and serial interfaces that you will require for the flashing process. Firmware Flashing from USB Storage As you know on the Omega2(+) side we will need the following HW ingredients: the RESET BUTTON any possibility to make a Serial Console connection a USB host port So we can use the Expansion Dock and the Mini Dock out of the box. The Arduino Dock 2 can be used - for example - with an external USB-to-Serial converter module / cable. (IMO this solution is much better than the onboard CP2102 chip.) It's fairly easy to add these HW components to a Breadboard Dock or even a well powered bare-bone Omega2(+). These modifications have already been discussed earlier on the forum many times.

@cas You're absolutely correct! Edited the original post Thanks!

@Ankit-Rana Belivee others who had answered. It is the power problem. PERIOD. Fix it and your Omega 2 will thank you and treat you well.

@Nick-Garner We run some commands to setup the environment, that you can see in our Dockerfile. It in turn, runs the onion-feed-setup.sh script to setup our feeds. We then rely on the build system configuration that's stored in .config. If it seems that your build system configuration isn't matching the firmware that we build, it might be because when ./scripts/feeds is run, it overwrites the .config file. To remedy this, you can just run git checkout .config (assuming you're using our github repo or docker image). As for packages failing to build, we've seen this happen as well but only when running our Docker image on a windows machine. If the Docker image is running on Linux or Mac, there's no issues. (Haven't had the cycles to figure out why it doesn't play nice with Windows)

Basically, instead of connecting the Omerga2's Ethernet port to a Modem, it's connected directly to a Web Server with a static IP. See attached diagram. I can connect my phone to the AP, but when I type in the web address (192.168.1.250) I get a message saying can't reach that page.

@Michel-Sommer I have not tried tor on Omega2 yet. LEDE Project tor v0.2.9.10-1 This package contains the tor daemon. tor-gencert Generate certs and keys for Tor directory authorities. tor-geoip This package contains a GeoIP database mapping IP addresses to countries. tor-resolve Resolve a hostname to an IP address via tor. Enable (uncomment) this line of /etc/opkg/distfeeds.conf src/gz reboot_packages http://downloads.lede-project.org/snapshots/packages/mipsel_24kc/packages and run these commands: opkg update opkg install tor opkg install <pkgs> rm /tmp/opkg-lists/reboot_packages opkg info tor opkg info <pkgs> Good luck. @Michel-Sommer said in Silverhat WIFI extender: ... inspired by the Onion Pi project. Please, what is this project?

Hi Damien, did you look at this project (and its array problems..perhaps it will give enough hints) https://github.com/RandomArray/wifiweather It spawns 7 SSIDs in 3.4 seconds (max 8 if I scan the code). Don't know what would happen if you actually connect to those..

@Alexander-Levakov Hi alex, would you mind explaining a little bit about your script ? Like where should i put it and how does it function linked with wifi connection ? would love to know that.

Hey guys! The very easy fix to this problem is to issue a updateHostname and your Omega will obtain its proper AP! Happy hacking!

Thanks Ken!