Hi everyone, I'm having some issues with the ethernet connections on the revpi connect S. I am using a standard raspbian image, I would use yours, I am sure they work just great but then I would have to re build all my cross compilation tools and this is sadly time I cannot spend right now. Eth0 and eth1 are showing up but they share the same mac adress and network behaviour is chaotic: sometimes dhcp works some time it fails. If I disable eth1, everything works great. So here's my question: could you provide the procedure to set up eth1 from scratch, I have been digging a round a bit in the udev rules in your image but no luck so far.
Thanks a lot!
Fred
Revpi Connect S - eth0 & eth1
Re: Revpi Connect S - eth0 & eth1
Hello,
Unfortunately, I can't tell you how to reconfigure it now, but you could use a USB to ETH adapter as a workaround.
Best regards
Giuseppe Pagano
Unfortunately, I can't tell you how to reconfigure it now, but you could use a USB to ETH adapter as a workaround.
Best regards
Giuseppe Pagano
Re: Revpi Connect S - eth0 & eth1
The mac addresses are configured via device tree parameters and are used by our dtoverlays: https://github.com/RevolutionPi/linux/b ... #L291-L294
In order to use this you can use or kernel or build your own overlays. The configuration of the mac address is done in /boot/config.txt (see our image for more details).
Nicolai
In order to use this you can use or kernel or build your own overlays. The configuration of the mac address is done in /boot/config.txt (see our image for more details).
Nicolai
