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JKS - Thanks for the answers. It is up and running and I like that. Chuck
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JKS - The system was not touched and left in a power up state always. It worked fine at 11 PM but was not responding to anything at 9 AM. I didn't try the scan from kiwi as MyLANViewer says there was no device at the Kiwi LAN address. Pings also f…
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Glenn: You described your solution as a "small USB Wifi Adapter" but the TL-WR802 is a stand alone router that does not use USB except to power the router. Is that the correct model number? My hope is a USB dongle that plugs into the Beag…
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Hi Glenn: OK, you;ve been there and done that with a USB dongle. Can you give us a short rundown of what it took to get it running? I have a fear of having to stretch my weak knowledge of Debian to make it work. Chuck
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Yes! The cdp and up did the trick. After perhaps 10 minutes, the update finished and now 192.168.0.70:8073 opens the Kiwi page and I hear the receiver. So apparently the version of software in my Amazon unit locked up when it tried to do an automati…
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Monsieur ujks: I tried ti test again but when I getti the Beagle password via putty, a blank password does not get me in. What do I do? Chuck
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I've been searching the forum and found something that seems suspiciously relevant. I didn't mention this as I didn't see the connection but now I'll mention that maybe 30 minutes after first power up I tried to connect to port 8073 and was told &q…
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PS I always used 168 - the 158 was just a posting mistake.
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Yes, I can log into the Beagle at 192.168.0.70 as root with a blank password. cdp executes but produces no output to the terminal. ms1 gives me a command not found message. As for looking for looping behavior, I suppose that means output to the term…