Closed OlivierGre closed 2 months ago
ifconfig eth0
gives the MAC address of this interface but doesn't contain IP addresses.
Fixed with
sudo ifconfig eth0 up
Closed
After a reboot, eth0 is down again :( What am I doing wrong? Thanks
Is there an entry for eth0 in the config file in /etc/netplan?
No, it only contains a file called "50-cloud-init.yaml"
If you open that file it should have an entry for eth0, if not you will need to add it. The netplan docs have instructions for setting that up:
https://netplan.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples/#
Then sudo netplan try
Thank you Sam. Finally, I'm able to access to TH Project Menu thanks to the WIFI connection so, right now, I don't need to continue the effort to get eth0 up and running.
HELLO @OlivierGre ,
If you don't have any related problems, could you close the issue?
No more needed. Closing
Describe the bug
I'm following the Test Harness user manual.
I'm using a Raspberry Pi4 and I have installed a Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS (64 bits). I have cloned this version: git clone -b v2.10+spring2024 https://github.com/project-chip/certification-tool.git
Yesterday I have successfully run the auto-install script (I was using a Wifi connection to my smarphone). Then I have rebooted.
I cannot put the raspberry pi and my laptop on the same network so I have setup a direct Ethernet connection between the raspberry Pi and my laptop.
The problem is that, when I do "ifconfig", I see lot of interfaces but not ETH0 interface. How can I know which one to use?
Here are the interface shown (I'm replacing the hex numbers by XXX)
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