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Hi!!

I'm new to this type of work and I received the work of configuring a DHCP server on my RevPi Flat, so I have started working on it. I just modified some things inside and tested, but nothing worked, so, following some tutorials I just rebooted my RevPi Flat to see if there were some changes, but then I can not connect anymore to it. I explain myself:

I have my RevPi Flat connected to my computer via ethernet cable (LAN 0), and then connected to another device (LAN 1). So, when I did (in Debian) the nmap for the ip's, I could see 2 IP, and I normally can ssh to the second one, connecting to the RevPi with my set password. Now, after the reboot, I can only see the first IP address, so I can't connect (via ssh Pi@) to the RevPi Flat to do a factory reset.

So, my question here is if there is any way to make a factory reset of my RevPi Flat without ssh it. Can you give me a hand on this? If there is any doubt, we can take a look and maybe I can explain myself better.

Hello
that comes with the product, which is available without eMMC interface. An error in the network configuration and nothing works anymore.
But it is fortunately not so - here are the options:

• Using RS485 as a Serial Console
• The RevolutionPi Flat module has no USB eMMC Interface. Is it still possible to upload an image?
• RevPi Flat Backup and Restore Image

Hi, thanks for the response.

I'm trying to access by the RS485, but I know that we didn't configure the console interface in the RevPi Flat before, so I think this is a dead end for this method, right??

Hello febles096, yes because you have to adjust the "/boot/cmdline.txt" before as described
https://revolutionpi.com/tutorials/over ... rect=en_US