Luciano, as long as you say: Still waiting I will reply: Not a priority, not an issue Looks like you don't understand the concept of derived work under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE. Here's OpenWRT's one: https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/trunk/LICENSE Here's a VERY IMPORTANT quote: This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs. Here, we understand that 'your program' refers to OnionOS. PS: By priority, I mean to say that I much prefer that all efforts be toward the Omega2 delivery, than pointless license evidence. But thanks for the link you provided. It makes a nice distinction between Free Software and Open Source Software. I never devoted any attention to the difference. So obviously, OnionOS is Free Software (where the source code has yet to be fully disclosed to be able to build a nice Omega and/or Omega2 firmware painlessly ). PS2: My preference would be Open Source Software, but that is clearly impossible because of the OpenWRT's license.

While there are some schematics that can be found at: https://github.com/OnionIoT/Onion-Hardware/tree/master/Schematics - while these are very useful (and thanks for these :-)), they only cover docks and expansion boards. What would be really useful is the schematics for the Omega itself.