June-6th-2022, 05:36 AM
(This post was last modified: June-6th-2022, 09:04 AM by Armin@netPI.)
Hi there,
the device you bought is a community maintained and supported device. The support goes through this forum.
My first question is a basic question. Why was it necessary that you updated the software from 1.2.0.0 to 1.2.2.0 at all? Or was it just because you want to have the latest software running in your netPI?
Then as next ... the default access https://NT... is not the only possibility to reach the device. Usually the device gets also an IP address when connected to a DHCP supported network. So my second question is are you sure the network you are connecting the netPI device to has a DHCP server running?
Third question. Are you sure that you have connected the DHCP maintained network to the single Ethernet port of the device and NOT to the industrial dual-ethernet port?
Fourth question. netPI device has LEDs to the front. There is one most important LED that is called ACT. Does it show any activity at all? Usually it is flashing acyclically or like a bumping heart. It shows if netPI OS is running and active
Fifth question. netPI has a HDMI port. On this HDMI port you can watch the log output of the boot sequence of the device. So if you connect a monitor to it you can make a screen shot after it is finished booting and send it as appendix to this post. Then we can see how far the device is booting.
Thx
Armin
the device you bought is a community maintained and supported device. The support goes through this forum.
My first question is a basic question. Why was it necessary that you updated the software from 1.2.0.0 to 1.2.2.0 at all? Or was it just because you want to have the latest software running in your netPI?
Then as next ... the default access https://NT... is not the only possibility to reach the device. Usually the device gets also an IP address when connected to a DHCP supported network. So my second question is are you sure the network you are connecting the netPI device to has a DHCP server running?
Third question. Are you sure that you have connected the DHCP maintained network to the single Ethernet port of the device and NOT to the industrial dual-ethernet port?
Fourth question. netPI device has LEDs to the front. There is one most important LED that is called ACT. Does it show any activity at all? Usually it is flashing acyclically or like a bumping heart. It shows if netPI OS is running and active
Fifth question. netPI has a HDMI port. On this HDMI port you can watch the log output of the boot sequence of the device. So if you connect a monitor to it you can make a screen shot after it is finished booting and send it as appendix to this post. Then we can see how far the device is booting.
Thx
Armin
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