thinkoco / c5soc_opencl

DE1SOC DE10-NANO DE10-Standard OpenCL hardware that support VGA and desktop. And Some applications such as usb camera YUYV to RGB , Sobel and so on.
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De10-Nano doesn't boot with c5soc_opencl_lxde_all_in_one_180317.img #20

Open yurivict opened 4 years ago

yurivict commented 4 years ago

It doesn't connect to the network.

c5soc_opencl_lxde_fpga_reconfigurable.img also doesn't connect.

thinkoco commented 4 years ago

@yurivict Maybe, before power on the de10-nano, the usb serial should been connected to PC usb port. you can do as follows step by steps About the network, you can run dhclient eth0 or set the Ip address and router manually

kutenai commented 4 years ago

@yurivict -- please check your subnets. My local network is on subnet 192.168.2.XX. The arm linux only joins 192.168.1.xx or 192.168.0.xxx, so it was not connecting to the network.

ifconfig showed no eth0. But, then I just configured it manually,

sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.2.220

and it worked for me.

Note that I'm logging in as the knat:knat user, and using sudo to run the ifconfig command. Also, make sure you use an unallocated address. 220 is just an example, check your router for a free address.

I have no idea how to make this use DHCP....

Give that a try, see if it helps.

gflamis commented 2 years ago

Hi @thinkoco, I can configure dhcp or manually allocating address, this is fine. The problem I have is that I can transfer any files to DE10-nano via scp. Here is the command and the returned message...

_scp boardtest.aocx root@192.168.1.13:/home/root/working root@192.168.1.13: Permission denied (publickey). lost connection

I have verified firewall is disabled and I have also followed the procedure to generate and exchange ssh keys for the communication.

Any help would be appreciated... Giorgos