Re: Running ifconfig on BeagleboneBlack

Just submitted a pull request for issue # 1883. Though it builds fine, I couldn't test it on real hardware as Beaglebone Black doesn't currently have necessary networking support built in. I'd really appreciate it if someone could test it on

Re: Running ifconfig on BeagleboneBlack

Excellent! Thank you Brennan. Though this is not exactly what I was looking for, this will help test build issues, if any. Tomorrow once the patch is ready for 1883, I may have to bug you again on how to test it by mounting/unmounting procfs. Sincerely, Subhra Sankha Sarkar On Mon, Oct 26, 2020

Re: Running ifconfig on BeagleboneBlack

You should be able to use the simulator for testing that if you are using Linux. There is Windows and macOS support as well but I am not familiar with using it. http://nuttx.apache.org/docs/latest/guides/simulator.html#accessing-the-network Even without setting up the host network side you should

Re: Running ifconfig on BeagleboneBlack

Thank you Alan and Brennan for welcoming me to the community and for your prompt response. Sure, I shall get in touch with Petro to understand the current state of development of the Ethernet driver on BBB and if I can help in any way. I specifically asked for ifconfig because I wanted to test my

Re: Running ifconfig on BeagleboneBlack

Hi Subhra, Welcome to the NuttX community! Unfortunately we selected a board that doesn't have Ethernet driver, see inside this directory: nuttx/arch/arm/src/am335x/ and you will realize which peripherals are supported to this board. I'm CC Mr. Petro, he is the guy who ported NuttX to BBB, maybe

Re: Running ifconfig on BeagleboneBlack

Support for ethernet has not been ported to that platform unfortunately, so it is much more than turning on some kconfig options. If you want to use a platform with ethernet support I would look for one with a netnsh configuration. --Brennan On Mon, Oct 26, 2020, 8:48 AM Subhra Sankha Sarkar wr

Running ifconfig on BeagleboneBlack

Hello all, I just got started with NuttX and was able to build (using the default beaglebone-black:nsh configuration) & run the OS on my Beaglebone Black (BBB). However, when I checked for the list of commands available on it, I am only seeing a limited subset of what NuttX offers. --