root@Omega-596D:~# opkg install python3-pip
Installing python3-pip (8.1.2-1) to root...
Collected errors:
 * verify_pkg_installable: Only have 288kb available on filesystem /overlay, pkg python3-pip needs 886
 * opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package python3-pip.

Since turning this thing on, I have literally installed only:

1. nano
2. python3-light

...and then step 3 was going to be installing pip (so I could do step 4, install paho-mqtt). Oh, and I've added one 24-byte text file (greeting.py) for testing Python.

The docs sure seem to imply that I should be able to install python3-light and pip. For that matter, they make it sound like you could install the full version of python and still use pip if you really wanted to. And it's hard to imagine that nano is so big it's filled my storage space. Have I screwed up somehow? How do I view and manage my file space?

It really seems like the docs should be updated to note that they won't actually work unless (apparently) you have set up external USB storage.

I don't understand how I could set up USB storage — my Omega2 board does not even have a USB port (apart from the micro-USB on the breadboard dock which I'm using to power it). And moreover, if the Omega needs an external board providing a USB interface, plus a USB drive, just to run Python light and (in my case) the MQTT module, then it's no longer the tiny, simple solution I thought it was — I may as well run an Raspberry Pi, which at least has an SD slot built in.

Feeling discouraged, but hoping there's some good solution I have missed.