The .125 was assigned by DHCP. On my router, I set that to Fixed IP (Reservation essentially). I still see no option to change to static IP in the Settings on this device. I am guessing it is because it’s plugged into the 2nd 2.5gb nic instead of the 1st one. (eth1 instead of eth0) I’m leaving it how it is incase Zima wants logs or anything. Oh, and it has been updated to 1.5.1, still shows Plus on it.
The 2 2.5gb nics are Ethernet Controller I226-V (Rev 4) (Eth0 and Eth1)
The 2 SFP ports I hope to use soon (When you add drivers, or can I add the drivers some way?)
Ethernet Controller X710 for 10GbE SFP+ (Rev 02) (Eth2 and Eth3)
The only one connected currently is Eth1 It will be plugged in to 2.5gb and maybe the SFP+ too in the next 48 hours hopefully.
Could you try unsetting the fixed IP address in your router and then using Zima Client to discover and connect to your ZimaOS? We suggest you make the IP static in ZimaOS instead, after that.
The real IP is also shown on a dedicated connected screen(If connected).
Regarding the x710 driver, I have forwarded the driver integration request to @Zima-Jerry for review. Hopefully, we will receive good news.
You mean you followed the advice and removed the router’s address settings, but ZimaOS still can’t provide the IP settings interface? Am I understanding correctly?
Theoretically, the value of ETHS and the network card PCI of lspci do not match, resulting in no display, you can directly empty the value of ETHS and try it
corresponding commands
sed -i 's/^\(ETHS\s*=\s*\).*/\1/' /etc/casaos/zimaos.conf
systemctl restart zimaos
I have tried various things to get it to show under network in settings, and nothing is making it show there.
I first did a shut down, and then powered it back up.
No change
I removed the ip reservation
It picked up a new IP .123
Still nothing in configuration
I switched ports to the other 2.5gb port (ETH0 instead of ETH1)
Nothing in Settings/network
Powered it down again (Note it never shut down the 2 times I tried it via the gui, I had to kill power to it)
Watched it power up again, picked up .123 again.
Settings/network still doesn’t show it.
Here is the output of ifconfig showing it is now on eth0
Unless you have something else for me to try, I plan to do that.
I’d actually like to find a way to use that same IP no matter which interface I use
I’d love to be able to do Both SFP+ aggregated for 20Gig connection. My switch supports that.
Or in the mean time try Dual 2.5gb for 5Gig connection. My switch supports that too (different switch)
I think you had me set it to the wrong. The # you had me do was for the sfp+ ports. I did that first, still didn’t show able to change in settings/network.
And this picture tells it all.
Still settings/network doesn’t show the interfaces. I even end up doing the restart from here in settings, and still the same
I’ll try a full on power cycle in the morning. I need to head to bed for now.
Also my time keeps doing weird stuff, It’s showing the right time now but it’s back to 24hr. I’ve changed it to 12 hour more than once. And earlier today it was off by several hours until I reset the time zone again.
I also did a power off (Actually powered down this time). Gave it a good 30 seconds plus before powering up, and still in Settings/Network no option to configure the network.
According to this error, it should be judged that the lshw information parsing error is wrong, and use this command to retrieve the lshw information from ZimaOS-HD
change to root mode first
