@optech Depending on the higspeed mode used, the MT7688's UART may not be very precise at high baud rates. If you have a look at the MT7688 datasheet on page 157ff, you see that for 115200 there's a divisor of 14 (down from 26Mhz) for the UART clock (which is divided by 16 to get to the baud rate) when highspeed_mode=0. So the effective baud rate you'd get is 26E6/14/16 = 116071. I don't know what mode is used in uboot (and linux tty driver, for that matter), but I would not be suprised if it was the simple non-high-speed mode. Apparently, FTDI chips (I only use those, because of no driver hassles for those on macOS) are a bit more tolerant than others to inprecise baud rates. So I never experienced this in my daily work (I have >1000 Omega2 based products in the field). However, for a project I had to calculate the exact sending time for a byte stream @ 9600 baud - which turned out to need adjustments exactly due to not quite precise baud rate…

@Nagarjuna-Reddy you could perhaps use reload_config instead of rebooting but I haven't tried that.

Thanks György Farkas for response, i clicked on app manager icon and then i installed legacy console. Legacy console is good. How i can make legacy console as default ?

@cory-callcott hi I can't remember how much as I ended up using a USB drive to expand the storage but u can use the command 'df -h' before and after to find out

False alarm, turns out that some other (external) application dumped its tracing into my Omega terminals (while they had focus).

i have the same err message. Also when i used dmesg i saw a lot of "warp core" logo and so on, (up to me it's the wifi driver restarting but not sure) , closely linked to a wifi hang and ssh link cut. i followed what is said here https://community.onion.io/topic/3561/error-cntlenqueueforrecv-blockack-request-frame-length-size-44-incorrect/6 It did ok until "fsck.fat /dev/mmcblk0p1" that fail because there is no "mmcblk0p1" file. But up to now no more "warp core" message nor ssh link loss. But i stil have some "ERROR!!! CntlEnqueueForRecv: BlockAck Request frame length size = 44 incorrect" message sometimes. i noticed i have this: br-wlan: port 1(ra0) entered disabled state due to...? EDIT> finally i used factory revert and re installed all my stuff. Now it's clean. No restart of wifi nor SSH cut since yesterday.

Hi David, Great post, it was very easy to follow and all works great however the terminal does not. All I see is Any ideas ? PS a warning at the start about oupgrade resetting previous configurations would be handy.

The device is about 10 feet from the AP. Curious that this occurs at precise 2 hour intervals. That doesn't seem like noise or weak signal. Maybe I'll look at the AP settings to see if there is an inactivity setting or something. Though I've never heard of that.

@Daniel-Bachmann Yes, it is possible - for example with these commands: uci set system.@system[0].ttylogin='1' uci commit system reboot user: root, password: onioneer (default login credentials) Unfortunately it's fairly easy to bypass this solution due to the physical access to the device.

@Bartosz-Grabias I understand, but is it also possible to reach the OnionOS that way?, and can I program the device via the Code Editor if it is not connected to another network? Thanks !

Anyone? Is anyone running Ω-ware 0.2 with a functioning web Console? If so, what's the size of your /usr/bin, /usr/lib and /www directories? Seems like a pretty fundamental issue I've encountered...

worth mentioning that the 5 "accessible" ethernet are on the omega2s which is quite a bit more expensive.

@Alexander-Peace For example... you should repeat the First Time Setup again. Please go to http://192.168.3.1/setup-wizard/, follow the steps and finally (re)install the Console if you like this wonderful web based stuff. Some users had to clear the browser's cache too. Please browse this forum - it has got a nice Search function. Index of /console/ - probably this is one of the most frequently asked questions.

@György-Farkas said in Editor in the Onion Console -- left full of debugging code!: There will be an upgraded Omega2(+) firmware release and/or a bug free official web-based Onion Console someday ... @Silvia you are too optimistic Oh well, I had to at least try!

@György-Farkas i can see that my failure to use the quote aspect of replying does make it difficult, but in the post of yours that i was replying to you had made the comment, "BTW - I think - this command is more useful here opkg list-installed | grep -i console" and my response to that was, perhaps, meaning that it is certainly a possibility, but not a foregone conclusion. so, yep, even though i think the quote functions cause quite a bit of for the most part, unnecessary additional content i can see that i should be making my posts more clear. thanks and sorry for the lack of clarity on my part.

@ZwiebelMax you can either enter wifisetup in the terminal, or if you can get to console select wifi settings. but, since you say you can surf using omega2 that should mean that omega2 has internet access, but the time doesn't update, not sure what to try unless you can try updating time via terminal.

@Pavel-Metrokhin Thanks for the info. I haven't paid too much attention to it since I'm chasing other fun related to getting Python3 running (etc.) . But, the original "correct" name showed up later (seeing it in my list of wifi access points). It may have been after I restarted the wifi on my computer. Not sure. I will check out the hostname and see what it says.