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There's a set of steps that many of us are used to typing that would be good to document. It depends on the device and your host computer, though. For example, on a Mac and a Raspberry Pi Zero connected using gadget mode, we do:
Run ifconfig to see that a virtual Ethernet interface shows up
If it doesn't show up, check that you're plugged into the middle USB port on the Pi rather than the power-only port
If sshing to nerves.local doesn't work, look for the IP address in ifconfig and subtract 1 from the last IP address digit. Try pinging and sshing to that.
If sshing to the IP address works, log in. Check the mDNS configuration with MdnsLite.Info.dump_records to see what's advertised. Perhaps there's a typo.
If WiFi isn't working, try VintageNet.info
Then try VintageNetWiFi.scan to see if the network you want shows up
Try VintageNetWiFi.quick_configure to try configuring it again. Perhaps there was a typo in the passphrase?
Try ping "google.com" or weather to see if the Internet works
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There's a set of steps that many of us are used to typing that would be good to document. It depends on the device and your host computer, though. For example, on a Mac and a Raspberry Pi Zero connected using gadget mode, we do:
ifconfig
to see that a virtual Ethernet interface shows upssh
ing tonerves.local
doesn't work, look for the IP address inifconfig
and subtract 1 from the last IP address digit. Try pinging andssh
ing to that.ssh
ing to the IP address works, log in. Check the mDNS configuration withMdnsLite.Info.dump_records
to see what's advertised. Perhaps there's a typo.VintageNet.info
VintageNetWiFi.scan
to see if the network you want shows upVintageNetWiFi.quick_configure
to try configuring it again. Perhaps there was a typo in the passphrase?ping "google.com"
orweather
to see if the Internet worksThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: