You have to do a couple of different things on Windows:

1.      Enable internet connection sharing in windows.  
2.      Manually set the IP address of the USB ethernet adapter to 192.168.7.1 
– yes, Windows changes  the IP address to 169… which I think is a real pain
3.      ‘sudo route add default gw 192.168.7.1’ on the PocketBeagle (you should 
be able to SSH when you fix the IP address)
4.      ‘sudo echo “nameserver 8.8.8.8 >> /etc/resolv.conf”’ if you want to 
access the internet by name

 

Molloy’s book “Exploring Beaglebone” is quite helpful when it comes to stuff 
like this.  You will find that these settings do not persist, so when you 
reboot you will have do them again unless you create a script that runs 
automatically.

 

From: Rayleshia Cage <[email protected]> 
Sent: Saturday, August 8, 2020 3:48 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [beagleboard] Fwd: Pocketbeagle not working

 

 


Hello,

I hope that I am not annoying you but I don’t know where else to turn.  I 
recently purchased 3 pocket beagle bone boards for Christmas LED display 
projects that I am working on.  One board has a short in it I think but the 
other two boards are working but I can not seem to access internet or ethernet 
on them.  I have tried the Youtube tutorials and also online boards suggesting 
to share internet via my MacBook or Windows PC but whenever I turn on the 
sharing for the beagle bone the DCHP changes the IP address to a 169.x.x.x and 
I am not able to SSH into the board.  I am a novice at Linux and programming.  
I purchased a EDUP wifi adapter and also a 4 port hub but I can’t seem to get 
them to work with the pocket beagle, it doesn’t recognize anything connected.  
Can you please offer me some assistance and tell me what exact click boards or 
adapters actually work with the pocket beagle and where I can purchase them if 
you know.  I have ordered Mikroe click board wifi BLE from Mouser.com 
<http://Mouser.com>  but I am not sure it will fit the pocketbeagle and no one 
is answering their phone or live chat to help me.

I have used raspberry pi boards in the past but won’t to try the pocket beagles 
because of the compact size but they seem to be extremely harder to use.  I am 
using a MacBook Pro 2011 with OS Sierra 10.12 but I also tried with a Windows 
10 PC and still could not get internet sharing to work.

 

I have kernel 4.14.108-ti-r113 installed on the SD card inserted in the pocket 
beagle; I can’t update the kernel or use sudo apt-get update because I have no 
wifi access on the pocket beagle.


Thank you so much for you help.

Regards,
Leesah

Be safe and careful

 

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