Getting a QlcPlus-Pi on a network.
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I have installed the Pi image on two separate pis, one a pi 2 with a wifi dongle and the other a pi 3 with built-in wifi. In both cases, the install appears to work. I have it plugged into an HDMI monitor. I do not have an ethernet connection. I can see the desktop and can work with it but I cannot figure out how to get it on the network so I don't have web access. How do I configure the network?
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HI
I thought I had the same issue.
I've been trying with the Buster image and I get the same results.
I can use QLCPlus happily with a local monitor and keyboard, but ip:9999 access from my LAN just didn't work.
So... I've swapped to the Stretch image and everything is working perfectly
I thought I had the same issue.
I've been trying with the Buster image and I get the same results.
I can use QLCPlus happily with a local monitor and keyboard, but ip:9999 access from my LAN just didn't work.
So... I've swapped to the Stretch image and everything is working perfectly
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please see
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=13854
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=13940
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=14093
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=14006
I have also added a FAQ in the PDF guide (#2)
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=13854
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=13940
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=14093
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=14006
I have also added a FAQ in the PDF guide (#2)
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Many thanks
I did try a search before posting, just didn't find these posts.
I'll swap back to Debian Buster and make the config tweak.
One tiny edge case observation, I added a second LAN port to the pi and edited the interfaces file and duplicated your eth0 section for eth1
(I always try to put Art-NET / sACN traffic on a physically isolated LAN)
The UI showed the extra port and allowed me to set a static IP, which sustained on reboot.
But the UI shows both ports as Dynamic.
I don't care, because it's working, I just thought you might like to know.
I did try a search before posting, just didn't find these posts.
I'll swap back to Debian Buster and make the config tweak.
One tiny edge case observation, I added a second LAN port to the pi and edited the interfaces file and duplicated your eth0 section for eth1
(I always try to put Art-NET / sACN traffic on a physically isolated LAN)
The UI showed the extra port and allowed me to set a static IP, which sustained on reboot.
But the UI shows both ports as Dynamic.
I don't care, because it's working, I just thought you might like to know.