On 13 September 2017 at 20:32, Paul D. DeRocco <pdero...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> Whenever I build a new version of my target system, the DHCP server in my > router thinks it's a new machine, and assigns it a new IP address. This > means that I have to edit the connection settings in Eclipse remote > debugging. What is changing in my system that makes that happen, and is > there any way, short of assigning a static IP address, to make the router > continue to recognize it as the same machine? > A DHCP server will issue a new IP unless it's asked to renew by the client, or has been configured to give out a static IP. You could tell your DHCP server to give out a static IP for the board's mac address, or install something like avahi-daemon in the system (or your preferred mDNS responder) and just use the hostname. All of my systems have avahi-daemon installed, and I configure the hostname in local.conf, so I don't need to care what IP a board has as I can just ssh into bob.local. Ross
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