@SUPERMARINE98 said in Installed packages to run OnionOS on OpenWRT 22.03.3 but is still not working properly, what am I missing?: I'm working on a react application that makes calls to the webserver running in the omega2 Cool! A react application that runs on the Omega2 or another device? And I assume you're referring to the mqtt server running on the omega2?

@Nagarjuna-Reddy I'll see if I can duplicate your problem, but I do not understand your reply to @Lazar-Demin. Also what is the battery rating? 3.7v XXmA ?? XX is? As @Lazar-Demin asked, please follow these steps and report the results. Switch off Omega-LTE Disconnect USB power Switch on Omega-LTE Does the Omega-LTE boot and function correctly or does it restart when it is booting up? Assuming this boots and functions OK then we do a second test. Boot Omega-LTE while connected to battery only, wait until Omega has completed boot and is fully functional Connect USB power. Does the Omega-LTE restart?

@Vicky are the apps available in the legacy console?

Hi crispyoz, one of onion omega developer(Lazar Demin) said below reasons Hi Nagarjuna, Since SPI flash cannot be easily connected and disconnected like USB storage or SD cards, the Linux kernel does not support automatic detection of SPI flash devices or partitions on the devices. Instead, the SPI flash must be defined in the Kernel Device Tree. See how the Omega's internal flash device and partitions are defined in the device tree specification (DTS) here: https://github.com/OnionIoT/source/blob/openwrt-18.06/target/linux/ramips/dts/OMEGA2.dtsi#L103 To support an external flash, you'll need to: Add the SPI flash & it's partitions to the DTS build a new firmware with the modified DTS. I have verified it clearly. but I am worrying about onion guys are saying(Onion Corporation is not responsible for any damage to your device caused by using custom firmware or packages not built and released by Onion Corporation). can you please help me sir how to add SPI code in custom firmware for detection of external SPI bus device.

@Juan-Biondi We strongly recommend upgrading to the Omega2 family, the hardware is more powerful, it’s a more mature product, and we've done a lot of work to make it a great IoT computer. See this FAQ post for more details: https://community.onion.io/topic/4103/faq-is-the-original-omega-from-2015-still-getting-software-updates

@György-Farkas said in emmc 8GB disabled: Is it possible to install any packages with opkg to an eMMC external storage (without pivot overlay, extroot, Omega2 Pro FW of course)? It is possible, but looks like it might take some additional work: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/additional-software/opkg#non-standard_installation_destinations

@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

Here is the docs: https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/ The vaious code is found here: https://github.com/OnionIoT If you keep in mind that Onion runs OpenWrt, there is a pile of information on openwrt.org and since OpenWrt is based upon linux, I use he linux man pages for a lot of stuff. hth