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[mikelikesrobots]

Ah - looking back at messages, your laptop is already on 192.168.1.100. That should work...Does the board has the red and green LEDs lit up?

[pratiklinear]

got it guys!  image.png   417,14 Ko   0 téléchargement(s)

[dd2mf]

Nice bro

[mikelikesrobots]

Nice!! How did you fix it?

[dd2mf]

Congrats!!!

[pratiklinear]

the interfaces ip adreess was 192.168.127.10 instead of 192.168.1.10 as per the docuemntation, i just changed that file

[dd2mf]

Headless install and config is pretty difficult the first try. It took me a whole day to do it my first time lol

[mikelikesrobots]

I'll add that to my issue list to pass back to the dev team

[pratiklinear]

oh i see, i understand static IP now, i wanna use this RDK for some begineer level projects so ill set it up as static

[dd2mf]

Ask anytime you need any help!

[pratiklinear]

yeah, its a bit of a hastle, glad you guys helped me!, tahnks @Changmin Oh , @Cauchy & @MikeLikesRobots

[mikelikesrobots]

have you connected the wifi? If you do, you can use the hostname, which I think is `sunrise` by default

[mikelikesrobots]

as in `ping sunrise` should work

[mikelikesrobots]

I've set mine to `rdk`

[pratiklinear]

there is a wifi chip on the rdk?

[pratiklinear]

yes!

[mikelikesrobots]

Yeah. You don't want it tethered to your laptop for running the examples

[mikelikesrobots]

You can do `sudo wifi_connect "ssid" "password"`

[pratiklinear]

wow, thats so convienient

[pratiklinear]

GUys i want to use the VNC login, i tried accesing the board, but it says "the computer refused to connect" , now i checked the documentation and i see that we have to enable VNC, how do i do this in the terminal, any ideas?  image.png   293,72 Ko   0 téléchargement(s)