@Lex-Slaghuis
The installer has installed everything correctly. It is so specifically conceived that when entering on 192.168.3.1, Onion OS was opened because Onion console is not installed in new Omega2 during installation. To fix this, you may need to edit the file /www/index.html
@Lex-Slaghuis
I do not understand what your problem is. You can not log in Оnion console? To do this, go to 192.168.3.1/console
@Lex-Slaghuis said in Console with only terminal and appmanager:
Through apps I can install the 'legacy console' but that sounds rather legacy. What should I do?
I did not understand this part of your question, but I understood that you want to fix Onion console. You can do this through the terminal by entering the following commands:
uci set onion.console.setup=1
uci set onion.console.install=2
uci commit onion
On the Omega’s next reboot, the Console will be installed automatically.
Also, you can install the Onion console with the command opkg install onion-console-base.
Even if you did not inserted any storage, the space on Omega should be enough.
I do not know for sure, but I think that it is impossible to turn off the blue LED, as it turns on when power is applied to PowerDock2.
I would install the package sshpass to Omega-2+, command opkg install sshpass deduced that such a package is missing. The search in Google gave no results. Help, please. Some sites offer to configure from the source code using the make utility, but it is also not in the standard repository.
I want remove onion console. I entered opkg remove onion-console-base, omega printed message that the package is removed. But after omega reboot, onion consol installed again without my knowledge.
I would do streaming video over Wi-Fi as there: https://onion.io/streaming-video-over-wifi/. But it don't worked. I enter http://omega-xxxx.local:8080/?action=stream, but video don't showing.
Camera is working, I sense how it heats up.