Known Firmware Issues
This page lists all of the currently identified issues in the Omega OS. The issues are separated into general firmware issues and Console firmware issues.
Issue Listing
- Cannot flash Arduino Dock if
arduino-dock-2
is installed when the OpenWRT package repos are active- Root Cause:
- The OpenWRT repo has
avrdude
version 6.3, which has a bug that prevents access to GPIOs, so the microcontroller cannot be flashed
- The OpenWRT repo has
- Resolution:
- The Onion repos have
avrdude
version 6.1 which works - Option 1: Install
arduino-dock-2
before enabling the OpenWRT package repos - Option 2: If already installed:
- Run
opkg remove avrdude
- Deactivate the OpenWRT package repos by commenting them out in
/etc/opkg/distfeeds.conf
(essentially follow these instructions in reverse) - Run
opkg update
- Install again but from the Onion repo:
opkg install avrdude
- If this doesn’t work, reboot your device and try again
- Run
- The Onion repos have
- Root Cause:
The Omega cannot successfully connect to the Onion Cloud- Status:
Fixed in b149Onion Cloud was decommissioned in October 2018
- Status:
The reset button does not work- Status: Fixed in b146
Omega2+ cannot reboot- Status: Fixed in b142
Omega2+ cannot mount MicroSD cards- Status: Fixed in b143
Cannot successfully register a 1-Wire master in the filesystem- Status: Fixed in b151
Thefast-gpio
program always crashes- Root Cause: the firmware does not expose the
/dev/mem
device which allows access to the memory map - Status: Fixed in b160
- Root Cause: the firmware does not expose the
- WiFi Issues
- No support for enterprise WiFi that requires a username and password
- Status: not currently supported with Onion WiFi Warp Core driver
No automatic support for TKIP-encrypted WiFi networksSee this post on the Onion Community for an interim, manual fix- Status: Fixed in firmware v0.2.0 and up with release of Onion WiFi Warp Core driver. See related blog post for more details.
No automatic support for WiFi channels 13 and 14- Status: Fixed in firmware v0.2.0 and up with release of Onion WiFi Warp Core driver (see related blog post for more details).
- To enable channels 13 and 14, open
/etc/config/wireless
, change thecountry
option to your country (assuming it supports channels 13 and 14), and restart the WiFi interface by runningwifi
- To enable channels 13 and 14, open
- Status: Fixed in firmware v0.2.0 and up with release of Onion WiFi Warp Core driver (see related blog post for more details).
- No support for enterprise WiFi that requires a username and password
Console Issue Listing
- Cannot change the account password in the Settings app
- Cannot disable the WiFi AP
- The OLED App doesn’t properly save image files to the Omega