@crispyoz

Thanks for the reply,

Yeah if we can boot from the built in flash and have the nodejs / all the other bluetooth packages we require (will they all fit??) that would be fantastic then just use the sd card for our audio files (or can it talk to other external flash I could add to our custom pcb? (need at least 500mb - 1gb for these so internal flash is deffo out of the question.

I don't really want to rewrite my bluetooth scan/connect driver but if its all easy enough should not be a problem.

lets say I have this ported over and I am happy with my .img how easy is it to clone and then flash other devices. If I had say 250 devices to flash can i flash multiple units at once? (at the moment i flash multiple sd cards at once for the pi to speed things up)

Hello

We sell a product which is based on the raspberry pi zero w, It basically just needs to run nodejs and a spi driven OLED display and a little 1w speaker. The raspberry pi zero's are becoming as total pain to get hold of in volume these days so we really need to think about jumping ship to a new platform.

We also need a bit of storage for audio files so would probably go down the booting from SD card route.

We need bluetooth to connect to bluetooth speakers but think we can add this via a usb bluetooth adapter?

Our node firmware mainly uses bluetoothctl to control the bluetooth device and scan/connect to speakers.

I think the omega2/omega2s has all the features we need and will fit inside our product. We are just trying to gauge the amount of work needed to port over to this system.

At the moment we have our own way for the user to setup up the wifi via a nodejs server they connect to, which creates the wpa_supplicant file etc.. But I think the omega has its own dash board for configuring all of this built in to the os already?

We sell around 200 boards a year but want to really grow this, so what ever we do would need to be setup once and then flashed to multiple sd cards.

Any advice on porting over or issues you guys have faced would be fantastic?

Perfect thank you

I have a product that current uses the raspberry pi zero which uses a sd card, But I have noticed these modules have some built in storage (I don't need much at all, just nodejs)

My question is if I had to setup say 250 of these devices I don't want to go through the manual process mentioned in the documentation for each board. Is there some way to automate the process as in install a custom firmware or just ssh into a board over Ethernet and copy files over using a script?

Basically just need a real quick automated way of setting each fresh board up how i would need it for my particular application.

Thank you