@Antony Take a look at /etc/hotplug.d/00-netstate, you can use hotplug to execute commands on state change for the wwan interface. Below is a sample of a script I used to update the listen iterface for nginx web server, when the wwan interface connected to wifi, you could update it for the action ifdown: echo "Starting interace hotplug ${DEVICE} Action: ${ACTION} Interface: ${INTERFACE}" >> /tmp/cblog if [ "$ACTION" = "ifup" -a "$INTERFACE" = "wwan" ]; then echo "IFUP ${DEVICE}" >> /tmp/cblog echo "Run ip setup script for device: ${DEVICE}" >> /tmp/cblog echo "listen $(ip -o -4 a s apcli0 | awk '{ print $4 }' | cut -d/ -f1):80;" > /etc/nginx/listen_ip fi

Thanks, I did not specify a channel - it's just the current channel of our 2.4 wifi.

@crispyoz I will try this command when "pending" happens again. Thank you

I ended up bricking my device.The hard reset on my expansion dock resulted so.I installed PutTy. Serial Communication didn't work so I had to open terminal and flash firmware.

@William-Scott Thank you for your great response we need more people like you on the internet. First of all, sorry for not explaining myself enough or at least not the best I could've. https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/first-time-setup.html#first-time-setup-wizard In summary, I would like the setup wizard as a tool to use it in other SBCs like the RPi. Plug RPi The RPi creates a Wifi Network You enter to the network Put the credentials for the Wifi you want the RPi to connect The RPi turns off its wifi network and tries to log to the new one. Something along the lines of that. I think it should exist, but I don't know if that kind of process has a specific name which I can use to look around. Ideally, I should work or thought to work on Linux computers (as most SBCs have some version of Linux available), this is kinda colors but yeah, some redundancy isn't bad sometimes. Thank you again for your response.

Yes, thank you for the prompt response. The info was contained in the link you provided at the end. Perhaps others will find this in their searches more quickly than I, sam

@Chun-Wai-Yuan it could be several different issues which keep the omega2 from connecting. there are many posts in the forum already that discuss methods to correct this problem. if you enter "can not connect to wifi" or "unable to connect to wifi" in the search box in the upper right you will find some probable solutions others have found to work.

I have tried using an external antenna, no luck there, an external USB wifi adapter, no driver available. I have tried setting my 15 year old router to offer completely insecure wifi, the O2+ still can't connect to it. I have tried using my cell phone as an access point, both secure and completely insecure, still no luck. I am afraid that my inevitable conclusion is that this whole project is garbage, if not a total scam. I will try to get the reseller to accept a return for a total refund. My 15 year old router, a Netgear WGT634U, has been running OpenWRT for many years now, and I have compiled the image from scratch more times than I care to remember, so this is not related to lack of knowledge or experience.

Somehow, I entirely missed the section that mentioned requiring Bonjour. I just installed it, and it seems to have solved all my concerns! Thanks for pointing that out to me

I have four, well the forgot to send me the fifth. Ok, let's say that reboot and connection so far has been worse then the ESP then (which cost less), my pan was to consider onion a replacement for the ESP. However, i see that the o2+ is more picky then other chips on what usb cable is used, so it might be solvable.

so thank you all, its working! you are the best!

The Omegas have pre-configured wifi for US. You can reconfigeure in the wifi configuration ... you have to look around in the forum ... there are workarounds to connect chanels above 11.

@Daniel-Hoffman said in wireless: I have tested with just 2g radio on/off same with the 5g on/off and in the auto select mode and the units just can't see the radios. I had troubles when my router used an ID bigger than 12 (TL-WR941ND with an OpenWRT). I had to change it manually (not auto select) between 1-12 so i could see the Omegas within the Wifi Network.