Hi @Jeff-Verive: That is what the Onion Cloud will eventually allow you to do. But for now you can do what's called a SSH reverse tunnel. To do this you will need to have a linux server somewhere. Then, just follow this tutorial to forward traffic going to your server to the Omega.
The tutorial can be found here: https://www.howtoforge.com/reverse-ssh-tunneling.
Let us know if you have any question!
Hi @Guest, the reason that three devices show up is because your drive is partitioned into 2 partitions. sda is the physical drive, sda1 and sda5 are two partitions within sda. When you are setting up the mounting procedure, you can choose to mount both sda1 or sda5 or one of them.
@Ates-Goral Unfortunately, we haven't gotten around to it yet... 
Hi @Chris-McCaslin,
Can you open up the Console from Chrome, right click anywhere on the page and click on Inspect. A sidebar should show up. Then, on the top of that sidebar you should see a Tab called Console. Can you click on that and send me the screenshot?
Thanks!
Hi @Chris-McCaslin, just some simple syntax errors on the onion-rgbled.html. Here is a fixed version: https://gist.github.com/Bokenator/f2a53c480898d372a66aff7d75ebffc7
Hi @Juergen-Wissing, If you follow the steps on this page: https://wiki.onion.io/Tutorials/Cross-Compile, you can setup your own cross compile environment to compile the Omega firmware. There, you can customize the sub-components of busybox that you want to be included in the firmware. Under what circumstance is the loadkmap utility used? If it's something commonly used, we'll consider adding it to the firmware by default.
Cheers!
@T-NT Yup, that's what the U.FL connector looks like.
Hi @Ian-Carr, Does your Omega able to serve an access point? Can you connect to the Omega via serial terminal, and copy and paste the output on the terminal when you try to connect with the wifisetup command?
Thanks.
Hi @Kris-Hamilton, First of all, with regards to the Blynk accounts, I believe the Blynk team is performing some upgrades to their service this month, and as soon as the upgrades are done (their estimate is mid February), they will be releasing the Blynk accounts so that you can use Blynk to control boards such as the Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.
Second, integration with the Omega is still underway. It took much longer than expected because it seems that our GPIO library wasn't compatible with their program, so we are making a few changes to our GPIO library so that the Blynk app can make use of it to control the Omega.
Cheers!
Hi @Chad-Hadsell, The sound you are hearing is probably coming from the oscillator. A few people have reported this phenomenon, but so far it doesn't seem that it there's any side effect associated with it.
Cheers!
Hi @Jonathan-Rizzo, you can define a Build/Configure clause that runs the configure command before the actual compilation takes place. You can find out more information on this page: https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/devel/packages.
Cheers!
Hi @Ates-Goral, the drivers for the BLE dongle should be automatically installed with the newest versions of the Omega firmware. You can take a look at this page to see the command you should use to control the BLE dongle. We are still working on a library for it so that you can control the BLE programmatically.
Cheers!
Hi @Nayan, you are right, the login page to your dorm wifi should be loaded if the redirect is properly configured. Can you copy and paste the output of your ifconfig?
Hi @Paul-Sheldon, can you show us a screenshot of the error message or copy and paste the output on your PuTTY screen here? That's not what it's supposed to do, and let's see if we can figure out what the problem is.
@Anders-Öster From the specs that Google has posted it will most likely work. However, we haven't been able to get an invitation to try it out. So we'll have to wait until it gets released to the public.
Hi @Mikael-HÃ¥kansson, Unfortunately we don't have any update yet. It turns out to be a much harder problem than we anticipated. But don't worry, we will keep on trying, and we will send out an update as soon as we have made any progress on it!
Hi @Stephen-Moraco, unfortunately we are still stumbling when it comes to getting newer versions of node to compile. We have searched for ways that the Arduino Yun has compiled it, but it seems that they did not open source the patch/makefile for their pre-built version. If you can extract the files from your device that would be great. We can try to repackage it as an ipk and release that.
Cheers!
Hi @Seth-Hall, have you tried to load the Terminal app on a different network? Perhaps port 4200 is getting blocked by your network policy?
Here's something you can try: Connect to the Omega via the Access Point, and login to the console by going to http://192.168.3.1. Please let me know if this works.
Cheers!
Hi @Sawyer-McBride, this is awesome! Thanks for sharing! I will add it to the Wiki 