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OLA Still not Have a static IP address... QLC 4.10.5
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Mihai, I'm pretty tired of your non sense posts, where you don't provide all the details of your setup and what you're trying to achieve. Moreover in a incomprehensible english.
Plus, you already opened a thread about OLA IP address, so I should be deleting this one.
Also, do you understand that I am not responsible for the OLA project ?
Are you aware that QLC+ can use a running instance of an OLA server or can start one on its own ? Have you tried both options ?
Have you tried to restart QLC+ manually and see if it solves the problem ?
Did you run ola dpkg reconfigure as indicated in the user guide PDF ?
Plus, you already opened a thread about OLA IP address, so I should be deleting this one.
Also, do you understand that I am not responsible for the OLA project ?
Are you aware that QLC+ can use a running instance of an OLA server or can start one on its own ? Have you tried both options ?
Have you tried to restart QLC+ manually and see if it solves the problem ?
Did you run ola dpkg reconfigure as indicated in the user guide PDF ?
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Nothing special configuration .. Simply download the image for raspberry loaded on SD and just ...
I will see on OLA forum .. I see that there is the oldest 0.9.1 version maybe behaves so ... in the oldest versions of the wave qlc version was 0.9.8
I will see on OLA forum .. I see that there is the oldest 0.9.1 version maybe behaves so ... in the oldest versions of the wave qlc version was 0.9.8
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Then use an older image ! Nobody forces you to use the latest one.
OR
Build the latest OLA version from sources and then share the results with the community
OR
Build the latest OLA version from sources and then share the results with the community
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By the way:
And I would add that this is not related to QLC+, but more to an overall knowledge of the Raspbian image, of which you can find plenty of documentation online.
Next time, please Google before posting crap here and accusing me of messing up the image.
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sudo raspi-config
3 Boot Options
B2 Wait for Network at Boot
Next time, please Google before posting crap here and accusing me of messing up the image.
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Done as you said and it works
Excuse for Certain Requests I'ma light engeners
no programmer even if me to certain things cord
so I learned something new
Thank you
Excuse for Certain Requests I'ma light engeners
no programmer even if me to certain things cord
so I learned something new
Thank you
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I found another way to address the problem of ip which I think is better.
the net I found this function:
miraculously at boot-up on the screen with network cable unplugged says the address associated with it (course manual)
at this point it done on both my RPi2 OLA DMX node on which RPi3 with QLC + and I must say it is much more functional .. I do not have to worry about attacking the network wire before turning on the system ..
so my network interface is so:
the net I found this function:
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allow-hotplug
at this point it done on both my RPi2 OLA DMX node on which RPi3 with QLC + and I must say it is much more functional .. I do not have to worry about attacking the network wire before turning on the system ..
so my network interface is so:
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auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
allow-hotplug eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address 192.168.0.250
netmask 255.255.255.0
gateway 192.168.0.1