Try rebooting, connect the Ethernet, and see an IP address gets assigned.
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And UP is not shownComment
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I'm sure I've seen UP.
In what I think are the data or packages of RX and TX, numbers appeared.
It's strange, now yes, not now.Comment
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Check contents of this file
Code:more /etc/network/interfaces
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OK, I've recreated your issue.
Upon bootup, on the console appears a prompt "Enter r then press ENTER within 10 seconds to reset the network settings"
Doing this will disable Ethernet !!!
To fix:
sudo rm /etc/network/interfaces
To prevent it happening ever again
sudo rm /var/www/Main/interfaces_default
HomeSeer really needs to update their Linux scripting - the stuff that worked two OS releases ago doesn't necessarily work forever!!Comment
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So:
First
sudo rm / etc / network / interfaces
enter
And then
sudo rm / var / www / Main / interfaces_default
enter
Or directly
sudo rm / var / www / Main / interfaces_defaultComment
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will remove them both at once.Code:sudo rm /etc/network/interfaces /var/www/Main/interfaces_default
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You are a crack ...
Now if the system appears on find.homeseer.com
Thank you very much for the time you have taken to help me.
Thanks also to the other members who also contributed.
I'm very happy!!Comment
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Great!
Some more info, for anyone interested...
The file content shown in post #51 photo is from /var/www/Main/interfaces_default. This file is copied to /etc/network/interfaces when R+Enter is entered at bootup. [ The script that does this is located at /var/www/Main/checkkb, called from /etc/rc.local ]. This is not a valid interfaces file for the OS version of the HS3Pi3v5. With this in place, wireless LAN works, but wired LAN is disabled.
For the current OS, the /etc/network/interfaces file isn't required if a "basic" connection is all that's required. So removing the file altogether was used in this case to get things back on track.Comment
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