Thanks for the quick reply! I checked installed version with; opkg list-installed
base-files - 3.0.14-r100
base-passwd - 3.5.20-r1
base-qb2-ene - 3.6.3-1022-0
so it seems 3.6.3. I saw it was running on an old version so did a opkg update and upgrade. Also changed the qml file to get rid of the Eneco subscription notice.
Did the manual reboot of the qt_gui. Some config not found;
[hbas]Config '<qt-gui>noDiscoByebye' not found, using default '0'
[hbas]Config '<qt-gui>configProvider' not found, using default '(null)'
[hbas]Config '<qt-gui>packageUuid' not found, using default 'eneco-001-245155:qt-gui'
...
[hbas]Config '<qt-gui>logProvider' not found, using default '(null)'
The following errors:
Loading language from file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/systray/lang
ERROR: Invalid language package url: "/HCBv2/qml/apps/systray/lang"
Loaded fullscreen file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/thermostat/TemperaturePresetScreen.qml > Screen_QMLTYPE_36(0x22fa658)
stub Widget init for file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/thermostat/TemperaturePresetScreen.qml
<Unknown File>: Error: Cannot assign [undefined] to QString
stub init for MenuItem file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/homescreen/DefaultMenuItem.qml
prominent widget registered: file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/thermostat/ThermostatSidePanel.qml
<Unknown File>: Error: Cannot assign [undefined] to QString
stub init for MenuItem file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/homescreen/DefaultMenuItem.qml
Loaded fullscreen file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/thermostat/VacationOverviewScreen.qml > VacationOverviewScreen_QMLTYPE_109(0x241ccf8)
stub Widget init for file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/thermostat/VacationOverviewScreen.qml
Loaded fullscreen file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/thermostat/ThermostatProgramScreen.qml > ThermostatProgramScreen_QMLTYPE_122(0x250e418)
<Unknown File>: Error: Cannot assign [undefined] to QUrl
...
Error loading ../../apps/internetSettings/InternetSettingsApp.qml: file:///HCBv2/qml/apps/internetSettings/InternetSettingsApp.qml:359 Expected token `;'
--> fixed the above error by removing a question mark in this qml which VI put there somehow. Im more a nano editor it seems. Will check tomorrow if the internet settings menu is available.
--UPDATE
This morning still no wifi setup. Did a factory reset and could enter wifi settings. So wiring problem solved. The annoying part of the home screen does still pop up constantly (even on boot)
Ewoud