12-29-2019, 06:38 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-29-2019, 06:51 AM by ceratophyllum.)
To get network:
Manually set your usbnet interface's STATIC IP to
169.254.6.2
Do not use DHCP. Actually anything 169.254.6.X will work, just not 169.254.6.1 which is taken by the leappad itself.
When you ran remote_flash.sh, the leappad was 169.254.8.1 and your usbnet IP was 169.254.8.something_not_1 . After the flash and reboot, the leappad IP becomes 169.254.6.1. I'm not sure why mac2612 does this, but whatever....
Sometimes usbnet takes a little while to notice a connecton, at least on my Manjaro Linux system.
I'm thinking about trying to enable real sftp access (supported by linux/windows GUI file managers) instead of this dropbear crap. openssh is in the retroleap buildroot and it compiled, but I just have not gotten around to testing it out.
Manually set your usbnet interface's STATIC IP to
169.254.6.2
Do not use DHCP. Actually anything 169.254.6.X will work, just not 169.254.6.1 which is taken by the leappad itself.
When you ran remote_flash.sh, the leappad was 169.254.8.1 and your usbnet IP was 169.254.8.something_not_1 . After the flash and reboot, the leappad IP becomes 169.254.6.1. I'm not sure why mac2612 does this, but whatever....
Sometimes usbnet takes a little while to notice a connecton, at least on my Manjaro Linux system.
I'm thinking about trying to enable real sftp access (supported by linux/windows GUI file managers) instead of this dropbear crap. openssh is in the retroleap buildroot and it compiled, but I just have not gotten around to testing it out.