@SUPERMARINE98 OnionOS is just the nomenclature used to describe a set of pages, javascript and the backend Onion tools.

@Lazar-Demin Thank you!

@Rob-See The scripts etc are in package/feeds/onion/omega2-lte/files, if you look in package/feeds/onion/omega2-lte/files you an se the init script the make file is in feeds/onion/omega2-lte/Makefile The make file has all the info you should need to understand the build.

Yes, your post is quite helpfull. I find it strange that Onion dont tag it accordingly, but hey guess they have to leave some work for us. Regards, UFD

@cas , Thanks for your assistance. After playing around for a bit, I ended up removing postfix from the compilation process in the .config file. It was set to module, so hoping that it is not that important. Regards, UFD

Ok. Thank you.

@Andres-Santos A more recent set of steps can be found here. There's not a huge difference, basically clean the feeds before updating and installing them and symlink to the preferred .config.

Just realized that lol. Thanks for the help!

Thanks @Venet and @luz for your comments. I can see from your other posts that you've been frunstrated by this issue for a long time. I'm not sure that I'd have bought an Onion Omega2+ if I'd thought it was effectively a closed-source system.

@Jackdaw2 HEY i am noob and i have no idea how to do all this. do you have some free time to chat on how to solve my problem? i have a made a program with c# in visual studio on my windows10 machine. i want to know how i can run it or re code it on my omega 2+. is it even possible? thank you

@José-Luis-Cánovas Hello Jose, So kind of you! Thank you so much! You save my life.

Good luck with that : OnionIoT/uboot forked from pinney/AR93xx-u-boot_mod Onion Corporation = Code Bogarts

@luz Fully agree. When I embarked on this journey with Onion, I expected that I would be responsible for all the wires and resistors etc. and expected that Onion would take care of the software side, keeping everything up to date. I didn't expect to have to manage the entire software ecosystem as well and so the lustre is a little less now and the excitement has suffered a bit too. Rather than focus on making, I'm constantly distracted by the 'what ifs' surrounding the software, such as is it worth the investment of my time knowing that at some point there will be a critical security flaw that I cannot defend against. However, there's an opportunity to learn and help others so it's not altogether a lost cause just yet and so I carry on in the hopes that at some point in the future @onion will pop out of the woodwork with a "Bazinga! Here's all the software improvements we've been working on in secret for the last 12 months."

@Guest thanks!