I wrote a python bottle web app to control the Omega board. Its on youtube: https://youtu.be/RX2hCJeFWHw
The omega has the console to control pins and relays and such, but it is a bit awkward. I wrote this to make it easier to control the omega board. Its customizable in that you can program as many pins and relay buttons as you want. The button and light designs i made on inkscape and can easily be changed to whatever you want.

If there is any interest i would happily post the code on a public website if any are available. It would be open sourced by me.

I used the gpio python module and the python relay expansion module. Thanks onion they worked great.

I am a hacker so the code is probably far from perfect.

thanks,
chuck

@Kit-Bishop said:

https://github.com/

I got a github id and am figuring out how to set it up. Hopefully, in a few days i will post it and others can try the code and see what they think. I'm an nba fan and the playoffs start this weekend. Don't expect something for a couple of days.

thanks for the github tip.
chuck

@Johan-Simons I'd be happy to post the code but i need a place to post it in. I don't have a web server of my own. If you can give me a rsource to place it in i'd appreciate it.

I wrote a python bottle web app to control the Omega board. Its on youtube: https://youtu.be/RX2hCJeFWHw
The omega has the console to control pins and relays and such, but it is a bit awkward. I wrote this to make it easier to control the omega board. Its customizable in that you can program as many pins and relay buttons as you want. The button and light designs i made on inkscape and can easily be changed to whatever you want.

If there is any interest i would happily post the code on a public website if any are available. It would be open sourced by me.

I used the gpio python module and the python relay expansion module. Thanks onion they worked great.

I am a hacker so the code is probably far from perfect.

thanks,
chuck

@Pedro-Cervantes-Pintor said:

Silicon Labs CP2102 driver

If your running el capitan then i would guess the problem is with the change in policy by apple with kext signing. I had el capitan and ran into similar problems with usb serial drivers. If the driver manufacturer wants to they can get a signed kernel extension. I looked at the revision history for the Silicon Labs CP2102 driver and it says compatible with osx 10.10 but nothing about 10.11. Google about osx kext signing and you can read about it. I read another discussion on this forum by someone who solved this with a program called Serial. You have to pay for the program but it does have a trial period, so maybe you can use it. My solution was to go back to yosemite which was a pain.

When you see this:
Can not open line '/dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART' for R/W: resource busy
issue this command:
screen -X kill
you have started a session and then not closed it properly.

Thanks Kit.

I was wrong. The dir only gets saved by sysupgrade.conf if it has something in it. If the dir i add is empty it doesn't get saved. When i put some dummy file into it it works. Does this make sense or is there something else i am missing.

I found my error. When i used the built in editor to add the lines to sysupgrade.conf i didn't hit 'enter' after the last line to signify eol. I noticed it when i used cat to display the file as i got ready to post another message. Sorry to waste your time but thank you for helping.

I have tried every variation i can think of to get it to work but no luck. Is it possible that something changed in the latest upgrade?

I made a directory called /home. I put /home in etc/sysupgrade.conf but it still got erased on oupgrade -force. Does this only work inside of /etc or am i missing something? I checked with openwrt references and couldn't find a solution.