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fforchino / vectorx

This project is to develop new voice commands and features for Vector. It runs on top of Wirepod setups
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Not able to connect to 192.168.220.1:8080 #26

Open ItestaI opened 8 months ago

ItestaI commented 8 months ago

Hello! Hope you fine and fist of all thanks for what you`ve done.

I got a pi 8gb just to use your image and get it back working with vectorX

I follow the tutorial, flashed your image on a 32gb sd, open the pi and ask it to connect to wifi (has to be 2.4ghz?) i tried both no luck.

Pi disconnects from internet but can never connect to port 8080, like its not connected.

Tried to check wifi status on pi but couldnt find code.

Also will try to install wirepod from your fork. that would be on same pi, right?

I bought it just so i can bring vector back to life, and yours are way more cool!!!

Am I doing something wrong? Cheers!

ItestaI commented 8 months ago

Im wondering can we get Wire-Pod and VectorX working on same Rpi? I got two anyway, bought one 4gb then another 8gb to flash with your image, but cant connect to 8080 port still =(

fforchino commented 8 months ago

Hi, of course you just need one rPI! The VectorX image already comes with my wirepod fork installed, you don't have to do anything else.

So your problem is that at the very beginning of the setup, you see the VectorX wifi network, connect, set SSID and pwd for your home network and then you cannot reach the rPI at http://escapepod.local:8080?

If this is the case, then you need to make sure that escapepod.local on your PC resolves to the rPI IP. Try a ping and see the output. I've followed up with a guy who had a similar problem and it turned out he had installed Wirepod on Windows before. And Wirepod on Windoes changes the name of the computer it runs on as "escapepod.local", so when you're trying to connect to the rPI, you're instead trying to connect to your own machine. If that's the case, get rid of it, so when you type "escapepod.local" on your web browser that takes you to the rPI ip address. You can also ssh on the rPI (user: pi pwd: vectorx) take note of the IP and connect to ip:8080 but I'm afraid nothing will work until there is only one escapepod.local on your home network, and that's the rPI.

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fforchino commented 8 months ago

Ops I just noticed a mistake on the instructions: the port to use for VectorX web server is 8070, not 8080. On port 8080 Wirepod web server runs. So before messing up try to see if you can reach VectorX setup on your rPI at http://escapepod.local:8070 If that doesn't work, investigate who is escapepod.local and if it's your rPI, ssh to it and check why the VectorX web server isn't running (it should be started as a service at startup). Sorry for the mistake, I have corrected the setup instructions immediately!

On Wed, Nov 8, 2023 at 11:03 AM Filippo Forchino @.***> wrote:

Hi, of course you just need one rPI! The VectorX image already comes with my wirepod fork installed, you don't have to do anything else.

So your problem is that at the very beginning of the setup, you see the VectorX wifi network, connect, set SSID and pwd for your home network and then you cannot reach the rPI at http://escapepod.local:8080?

If this is the case, then you need to make sure that escapepod.local on your PC resolves to the rPI IP. Try a ping and see the output. I've followed up with a guy who had a similar problem and it turned out he had installed Wirepod on Windows before. And Wirepod on Windoes changes the name of the computer it runs on as "escapepod.local", so when you're trying to connect to the rPI, you're instead trying to connect to your own machine. If that's the case, get rid of it, so when you type "escapepod.local" on your web browser that takes you to the rPI ip address. You can also ssh on the rPI (user: pi pwd: vectorx) take note of the IP and connect to ip:8080 but I'm afraid nothing will work until there is only one escapepod.local on your home network, and that's the rPI.

On Wed, Nov 8, 2023 at 10:07 AM ItestaI @.***> wrote:

Im wondering can we get Wire-Pod and VectorX working on same Rpi? I got two anyway, bought one 4gb then another 8gb to flash with your image, but cant connect to 8080 port still =(

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ItestaI commented 8 months ago

Thank you for your repply!

Thought I'd never get one! =)

I ended up not knowing and buying 2 rpi 😅

I'll flash yours again and try it out.

When i saw that windows install would change my pc name i bought the first rpi, then so yours where for 8gb i had 4gb. so i got the other one.

I think what happen is, i have the other one with wirepod running atm maybe there is a conflict going on.

I'll turn them off and see how it goes.

I'll update you in a sec! Thank you!! much love!

ItestaI commented 8 months ago

So, I stoped everything, even rebooted my network to start fresh. Flashed image on ssd run on pi Login Pi and VectorX password connect to VectorX wifi Point to my 2.4hz network connect my pc on this network access escapepod.local:8070

Thats where I cant go further. My pc cant find it at all this port. Im a newbie intusiast with those things, not skilled programer but knows the basics as Im graduated on game development from college. 😅

how can I check from rpi ?

If i type hostname -I it show`s me a ip but cant get it to connect to it. =(

Thank you!

Have a nice day mate! =)

ItestaI commented 8 months ago

I managed to ping from rpi, It gives me ip 127.0.1.1 , then i try to connect this ip:8070 and still nothing happens. How can i check if VectorX web server is running?

when i do hostname -I it gives me 172.17.0.1 also this :8070 dont work.

I also cant figure it out how to scroll up on terminal, shit and control up or page up not working =(