Posts made by Andrew Walker

I haven't used my Omega2+ for a while and upon updating it I find all the old apps have disappeared except the Legacy Console. I specifically want the oled expansion app, is there a way to bring it back?

Cheers, now I've found it, any idea what a default clean config file looks like before you run wifi config ?
I've spent most of the day trying to get this to work, is there anything you can see wrong with my config?

config wifi-iface
option device 'radio0'
option mode 'sta'
option network 'wwan'
option eap_type 'peap'
option ssid 'UOS_SECURE'
option encryption 'wpa-eap'
option auth 'mschapv2'
option identity 'aw0016'
option password '*********'
option disabled '0'

I followed the link you suggested but I've already replaced wpad-mini with wpad and still no luck with my connection.
I really can't get my head around the syntax of the config file, should I have a config wifi-config section in addition to this?
Does anyone have a link to a copy of this page as it seems dead at the moment?
[link text]https://wiki.onion.io/Tutorials/Connecting-to-Enterprise-Secured-Wifi(link url)

I'm trying to get my Omega2+ connected to my wifi enterprise connection at work but I can't find a guide. It appears the wiki page for it is currently down but I did find this guide for an older Omega version.
[link text]https://onioniot.github.io/wiki/Tutorials/Connecting-to-Enterprise-Secured-Wifi(link url)
Unfortunately it doesn't appear to work as, despite actually being the same 'eduroam' network my device fails to connect.
My work settings are

EAP method: PEAP
Phase 2 auth: MSCHAPV2
CA cert: don't validate

and they work on my phone so I don't know quite what the issue is.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I did try to remove wpad-mini and install wpad but it was already installed, I may have already done that part previously but I don't think so.
What is the default /etc/config/wireless script? I stupidly didn't make a copy and can't find it listed anywhere!
Anyone got any suggestions?

Am I to understand that the Onion Cloud is now defunct? I've been trying for two days to get my Omega2+ connected by following the instructions on their site with no luck. It fails to connect to my wifi, then fails to register with the cloud and finally, after re-running it for a third time, it seemed to work. Unfortunately it shows on the cloud page as offline despite the device ID being shown.
I've had the device since the Kickstarter campaign and did have it working, but I changed my wifi system and since then I've never got it going again, does anyone have any suggestions? I'm using the current stable firmware 0.1.10 b160.

I'm trying to connect to eduroam wifi network but every attempt I make seems to result in a bricked device that needs wiping and starting again.
I've been following this page
link text
but my wifi config is nothing like this and it also seems to screw up the frontend page on the device so the login screen vanishes and all that's left is a directory location.
My current wifi config is as follows

config wifi-device 'ra0'
option type 'ralink'
option mode '9'
option channel 'auto'
option txpower '100'
option ht '20'
option country 'US'
option disabled '0'

config wifi-iface
option device 'ra0'
option network 'wlan'
option mode 'ap'
option encryption 'psk2'
option key '<PASSWORD>'
option ApCliEnable '1'
option ApCliAuthMode 'WPA2PSK'
option ApCliEncrypType 'AES'
option ApCliSsid 'frednet'
option ApCliPassWord '<PASSWORD>'
option ssid 'Omega-5E9D'

config wifi-config
option ssid 'frednet'
option encryption 'WPA2PSK'
option key '<PASSWORD>'

and currently only connected to my home wifi called frednet. I also want to be able to take it to work and connect to eduroam without re-configuring it each time. Is this at all possible and do I need to actually replace wpad-mini with wpad to get it to work? Would this be the cause of the web frontend breakage?

Ignore my post, I'm an idiot, I forgot that the Omega power dock doesn't support login with screen despite having the micro USB port!
My bad!

I don't seem to be able to connect via USB on either Ubuntu 17.10 or another machine with Gentoo installed. modinfo cp210x gives a whole load of info

gentoo linux # modinfo cp210x
filename: /lib/modules/4.13.12-gentoo/kernel/drivers/usb/serial/cp210x.ko
license: GPL
description: Silicon Labs CP210x RS232 serial adaptor driver
alias: usb:v413Cp9500ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v3195pF281ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v3195pF280ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v3195pF190ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v2626pEA60ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0701ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0700ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0602ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0601ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0600ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0404ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0403ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0402ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0401ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0400ddcdscdpiciscipin
alias: usb:v1FB9p0303ddcdscdpiciscipin
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alias: usb:v0BEDp1100ddcdscdpiciscipin
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depends:
intree: Y
name: cp210x
vermagic: 4.13.12-gentoo SMP mod_unload

on both machines but neither appear after doing lsusb or dmesg. The Gentoo box definitely has the kernel module installed as I built the kernel. Is this a kernel error and is anyone else experiencing this?

Don't suppose anyone has a guide to using a standard HD44780 display rather than using a I2C adaptor?
I have an oled 16x2 display that is supposed to work at 3 to 5v so I'm hoping to use it at 3.3v but it is the 16 pin standard and I don't really want to add an I2C adaptor.