I know this is very noob, but I thought once I downloaded Samba (from the git hub link in https://docs.onion.io/omega2-project-book-vol1/network-file-server.html) and got RWX permissions, then I had the configuration files. (Re: my previous reply with screenshot.) After tried to install Samba in accordance to the documentation (https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/nas/cifs.server) as instructed. Didn't work. I included two additional pictures. They are the same, but one is marked up. Going to look up Sub-command-argument, but still trying to figure out a direction to solve the other parts. There was a page (which I regret not saving as a favorite that I followed for the firewall. I could not find it now. I did find this one though: Sharing Internet Access with Your Omega’s Access Point Out of the box, your Omega’s firewall is configured to share internet access coming from a WiFi network with devices that connect to the Omega’s AP. The firewall configuration file can be found at /etc/config/firewall. The contents can be modified to change your Omega’s firewall settings. Note that Your Omega is already configured to handle the most practical applications. You need not edit this file unless you know what you’re doing. To apply any firewall changes you’ll need to restart your firewall with the following command: /etc/init.d/firewall restart https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/the-omega-and-wireless-connectivity.html

Solved. Not exactly sure what fixed it, but after trying to connect again it gave me the option to skip, after spiking it connected to the Wi-Fi and downloaded & installed the firmware update. All working now.

Hey @Tim-Gardner I'm having exactly the same problem here, will you please let me know if you find a solution? Cheers

@William-Scott ... click 'Edit' and look at the blinking cursor please.

Guys, I think Jerry's project was accidentally made private. I changed it, so you should be able to see it now.

I can also confirm my Onions are happily in their vegetable patch. Not sure what the farmers did but I'm happy it's resolved! Much appreciated @Douglas-Kryder the issue was indeed the same from a user perspective, but the fix was different. And apologies for re-using the thread name, I'm sure it's delightfully caused minor confusion to some xD @gavin-munday Thanks! Now I know for next time how to get their attention Niels

So for whatever reason, the register page doesn't work in chrome. I tried it in firefox and it seems to work, albeit in a tiny tiny popup js window.

I'm getting a similar issue from my iPad on Chrome, any ETA on a fix or workaround? I'd be nice to be able to use my tablet to Onion

Note that the process is the same for LEDE and OpenWRT, but you generally can't use an OpenWRT toolchain, even one intended for the exact same chip, as it is probably built for a different C library. But following the same instructions with LEDE sources should get you something you can use.

Just as an aside, the whole reason for starting this whole discussion, I'm still showed "queued" on cloud compile. What's that now, 3 weeks or so?........ Cloud compile is crap slow. Just a little.

@Costas-Costas said in onion cloud force crashes node.js & gpio_helper: Same for me with a different node.js. Glad I am not the only one. I am surprised it isnt a more common issue, and that there isn't a resolution yet!

Found it https://community.onion.io/topic/1281/oled-pics-scrambled

I want to connect with my onion in my house, using the cloud webpage, or smething like that (we can run some specific commands from cloud page, but I want full access to the cli trough that), how can Achive ? Or how I can connect from outside ?

To be honest Cloud version should have been made available before local version IMHO as there are loads of tools already available for local access.