Open g6nhu opened 2 years ago
You can get help at http://support.hoobs.org
This might help. https://support.nordvpn.com/Connectivity/Linux/1047409212/How-to-disable-IPv6-on-Linux.htm
I would check your internet cable. Homebridge's image uses Raspbian, and the HOOBS image is built on Debian. They are different operating systems, even though the latter is built on Debian too.
Also check to see if you are using the right image for your device. You can download the images here https://support.hoobs.org/downloads
The image for the Pi4 is a 64bit OS.
I've replaced my Homebridge SD card with a spanky new hoobs SD card but I can't get any ethernet connectivity. I can connect via WiFi but this Pi is physically next to my router so I'd rather not do that. If I log into the terminal and do an 'ip a', this is what I get.
There's no ipv6 on my network, it's not supported.
I've shut down hoobs, put the homebridge sd card back in, restarted and ethernet is working perfectly. Swapped back to the new hoobs install, no ethernet.
This is a fresh hoobs image, downloaded yesterday.
Any ideas please?
/edit - Just realised, have I posted this in the wrong place?