With help from folks here, I was able to get into my Omega.

Now I have a new problem. No doubt I am overlooking something obvious. I want to transfer a file with rsync. I use rsync on my Mac often to move things around the network between Macs.

I cannot do it, however, with the Omega. I just cannot see it from a terminal on the Mac.

My Mac and router are on a 10.0.x.x network.

The Omega IP is 192.168.3.1, of course.

I cannot get a ping response from Omega, nor can I connect with ssh.

What am I missing? What am I doing wrong. I want to move a simple Python program file from the Mac to the Omega.

Yup, it did do that. I finally got in.

By the way, I used my iPhone to look at routers on my network and learn some stuff. It helped me find the Omega.

Thanks again, folks.

@Lazar-Demin
Thank you very much. I'll give this a look. I appreciate your help.

Good day,

The end of this question is how can I get back into my Omega 2+ that I upgraded?

I have an Omega 2+ that I have not used for quite some time. To use it today, I referred to old notes I had from first starting to use it some years ago. I derived those notes, at the time, from my first time starting the Omega working from the original instructions.

I could not reach it with a browser from my MacBook, so I used ssh and logged in successfully today.

Since it had been a while since I used this, I did a firmware check, and performed the oupgrade.

I cannot get back into the Omega with ssh or anything else. I cannot see it on my network. I cannot join its 192.x.x.x network. My home network is and has been 10.0.x.x.

At this moment I am pretty well hosed.

It there anyway I can get back into this Omega?

By the way, the Omega is plugged into the MacBook via a USB cord. Also, the Omega is plugged into a larger board with the pin-outs, USB 2, and the power receptacle. The board has a power switch.

So . . . help, please. How can I get back into this?