@cas sorry, time does not permit that now. I did not install extra packages or feeds apart from what I described above. On the other hand, I made quite some changes to the spi driver, dts files, ... which may or may not have an impact on the good operation of the WiFi driver.

@Juan-Marcelo-Arteaga Which config? Can you share the path(s)/contents of the file(s) affected?

Or the Raspberry Pi Zero W (Built-in wifi and BT)

@György-Farkas That's the thing, I tried various images, every one of which gave the same error log. The omega-v0.1.5-b128.bin was the last one I tried prior to posting here. I already tried the omega2p-v0.1.10-b160.bin image (and checked the hash to make sure), with the same result. I will try again when I'm free though. Edit: still the same result after trying again but with different "magic number": ## Booting image at bc050000 ... Bad Magic Number,032DA956

There is a set I installed on mine (every time I wiped them) that I use all the time. But it really depends on what you want to do with it. I have a 1GB swap file on the SD card, and I have the OS copied and booting from the SD card as well. I connect via samba and ftp and mess with php, python and the oled and gps extensions. block-mount ca-bundle e2fsprogs git git-http htop (from LEDE repository) i2c-exp-ubus i2c-tools kmod-fs-ext4 kmod-usb-storage-extras mc nano ogps oled-exp omega2-ctrl php7 php7-cgi php7-cli power-dock pwm-exp pyNeopixel pyOledExp pyOmegaArduinoDock pyOmegaExpansion pyOnionGpio pyOnionI2C pyOnionSpi pyRelayExp python3 relay-exp swap-utils samba36-server (from LEDE repository) spi-tools vnstat vnstati vsftpd

@FRANCISCO-PEGELS said in [Unresolved] Omega2+: Console(Web UI) not appearing after reset: SOLVED: After a factory reset if http://192.168.3.1 returns "Index of /console", You need to go to http://192.168.3.1/setup-wizard/ and follow the wizard. Thank you, sir. Saw many threads saying this and that, but this one is what I was looking for. Odin bless you.

Not sure why you bump a 4 year old topic. Python 2 officially hit the End of Life (EOL) deadline on Jan 1 2020. As of this date, no new bug reports, fixes or changes will be made to Python 2 making the whole above discussion an obsolete topic; there is no other choice left than Python 3.

Problem solved. Running opkg update, then opkg install obidots-client worked.

@Boken-Lin Hi, with pin the issue got resolved, I wish to replace the switch can you help me providing circuit diagram file or let me know which terminals connect with switch. Thanks