CH23, thank you for testing.
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on 3rd boot, USB support worked (other times it said the /mnt/onboard/ partition was busy)
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usb_enable.sh checks with the lsof command whether there are any open files on /mnt/onboard/. Could you try to check manually which files these are by executing lsof, when this error is reported?
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usbnet doesn't seem to work, i tried on windows, and on linux. lsusb command on the linux machine shows no device.
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Maybe we can address this at a later point.
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WiFi works.
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At least one thing that works.
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Can't seem to use 'rmc start' succesfully.
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Can KSM automatically start it at boot? There should be a message at the first screen saying whether rmc is started or not.
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I tried in 2 ways:
When starting KSM, hit 'rmc start'
this does not work
when starting KSM, hit 'wifi enable dhcp'
then hit 'wifi ap scan' (it won't connect without this step, but, it will connect to a network previously connected to in nickel, no password required)
then hit 'rmc start'
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"rmc start" only starts a server, it does not give any information about its success. Usually, you see whether it was successful only when you sent a request to the server, which you will do via wifi or usbnet. Or you could check with the command ps whether the process is running.
As to the wifi stuff, "wifi enable dhcp", "wifi disable", and "show id" are important. The other stuff was always a bit unreliable. When you hit "show id" shortly after "wifi enable dhcp", you will likely get something like "id not available." The reason is that it takes the id a considerable amount of time to become available. This causes also KSM to take so long to start after boot, when it tries to enable wifi and show the id.