I am a member of this project. Last week I was asked to fork a repo from the project. I tried but received a permission error. The person who manages this Azure DevOps project made some changes and now I cannot see the repo at all. Could you please take a look what can be the problem krogerfeedback.com survey

@Kit-Bishop Yeah.. I figured it was being put to the back burner but really this is starting to get very frustrating. Standard packages like tinc are available in OpenWRT and so it really should be relatively trivial to compile against the 'Onion' version of the OpenWRT tree. Hell even just putting that source up as a git hub would be enough for people to be able to build packages against the Onion which fit seamlessly into opkg. Is there a list of what 'customisations' Onion has done to OpenWRT so maybe we can patch an official build with and build from there?

Hi John, Just read carefully, it says wait till the Omega led stops blinking. After downloading the Firmware it will be copied on the right place and the Omega is starting again. The led will switch of and switch on again and blink till firmware is ready in the Memory. It could be that the Omega not gets online automatically after update. But in this case you can connect it with USB over serial. A how to, you find in omega.io/getstarted With wifi you start the wifi Adapter and with wifisetup you can choose the right wifi network again. As you can store more than one wifi-network, it will be probably deactivated after update.

@Jim-DeArras we're doing some maintenance on the oupgrade api, it should be back up today, check here for more details: https://community.onion.io/topic/462/oupgrade-is-down-we-re-working-on-it @Dave-Graham upgrading firmware hasn't worked since november? yikes, after oupgrade is back up and running, lets debug this further