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Connecting to the Edison over USB

Workshopshed
Workshopshed over 8 years ago

I've been using Wifi to connect to the Edison but I've also spotted that the Yokto distribution provides the facility to connect using Network over USB. This can be useful as I've used it on other boards such as the BeagleBone Blue.

 

https://software.intel.com/en-us/connecting-to-intel-edison-board-using-ethernet-over-usb

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  • Workshopshed
    Workshopshed over 8 years ago in reply to mcb1 +2
    If you only connect the Edison via USB and don't turn on its Wifi then: The PC to be able to connect to the Edison over one network (a virtual one over USB) The PC to be able to connect to the Internet…
  • jasonwier92
    jasonwier92 over 8 years ago +1
    This is what you use to setup your Edison originally to flash.
  • Workshopshed
    Workshopshed over 8 years ago in reply to jasonwier92 +1
    I thought that was done using magic
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    jasonwier92 over 8 years ago

    If I have a raspberry pi with a powered USB hub and I plugged 16 Edisons in to it, created a bridge between all the USB interfaces on the Pi and then bridged that to my Ethernet interface, then I would have a cluster bomb waiting to explode. 

     

    Having the USB setup would be a nice backup, but for me, the USB default IP network was the same as my main home network, so I changed it.  Even if I would have connected to a different SSID on another VLAN, then I would not be able to route to my main network.

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    jasonwier92 over 8 years ago

    If I have a raspberry pi with a powered USB hub and I plugged 16 Edisons in to it, created a bridge between all the USB interfaces on the Pi and then bridged that to my Ethernet interface, then I would have a cluster bomb waiting to explode. 

     

    Having the USB setup would be a nice backup, but for me, the USB default IP network was the same as my main home network, so I changed it.  Even if I would have connected to a different SSID on another VLAN, then I would not be able to route to my main network.

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