cannot connect to omega2+ via omega-5a0f.local/ or 192.168.3.1
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i just got my omega2+ and i cant connect to the console. i did everything in the documentation and i even tried to factory reset it and reinstall the firmware but the only thing is this picture in my browser
can someone help me figure this out.
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@Orrin-Woodard That's a sign of a messed up system, you need to factory-reset or re-install firmware. Download the file http://repo.onion.io/omega2/images/omega2-v0.1.6-b137.bin and then use Winscp to copy it to your Omega2+ in /tmp, then ssh to your Omega2+ and issue the following two commands:
cd /tmp sysupgrade -n omega2-v0.1.6-b137.bin
Wait for the LED to go off, then restart the Omega2+ and patiently wait several minutes for the LED to stop flashing and try again.
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Looks like we where in two answering...
It looks like that the software from the console is missing.
You may have to connect via USB/serial to fix this up.If you don't use a dock you can try ssh.
Check out in the manual >
https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/connecting-to-the-omega-terminal.html#connecting-to-the-omega-terminal
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how do i connect to it using Winscp, this this a picture of what it is showing me
is this right?
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@Orrin-Woodard Change file protocol to SCP and it should work fine.
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it seems not to have worked, i think you gave me the wrong file.
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@Orrin-Woodard Oh, sorry, my mistake. I accidentally gave a link to the Omega2-image, not the Omega2+-image. It's here http://repo.onion.io/omega2/images/omega2p-v0.1.6-b137.bin and the instructions should be:
cd /tmp sysupgrade -n omega2-v0.1.6-b137.bin
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ok that is what i thought thank you
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Also how do i restart the omega2 properly? is there a ssh command or do i just flip the switch on the board.
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@Orrin-Woodard
reboot
orpoweroff
-- Rebooting is bugged, though; it'll just power off anyways, no matter which command you use for now. It will hopefully be fixed in the future.
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ok thank you, ill let you know if it works
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@Orrin-Woodard Oh, sorry, my mistake. I accidentally gave a link to the Omega2-image, not the Omega2+-image. It's here http://repo.onion.io/omega2/images/omega2p-v0.1.6-b137.bin and the instructions should be:
cd /tmp sysupgrade -n omega2-v0.1.6-b137.bin
you forgot to put the p in
cd /tmp sysupgrade -n omega2p-v0.1.6-b137.bin
but i figured it out