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Connect to the host computer via SSH

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  • This document is only applicable to the FLY host computer, other devices are for reference only.
  • If you are compiling and burning the firmware, please refer to the network connection tutorial instead of the serial port connection tutorial.
  • You can connect to the device via serial port or WIFI
  • Please prepare MobaXterm_Personal or other SSH terminal tools in advance
  • Please make sure the SD card or M2WE has burned the corresponding host system
  • If the host computer cannot start normally, please remove the drivers, limiters, fans, and other peripherals!!
  • Finally, please connect to the SSH via network for convenient firmware compilation!!
  • If you need to compile the firmware, please see the tutorial on connecting the host computer via WIFI or Ethernet

Power supply

  • Use a USB Type-c cable to connect the FLY host computer to the computer

  • Make sure that the USB Type-C cable supports data transfer!

  • After the system starts, the indicator light will flash rapidly!!

  • Flashing indicates that the system has started

    • FLY-C8

Connect to the Host Computer SSH via Serial Port

  • If the mainboard is connected to the computer normally, you can see the CH340 port in the Device Manager
  • Open MobaXterm, and make the following settings, selecting the port you saw in the Device Manager earlier
  • If everything is normal, you can see the boot screen
  • Wait a moment, if you see the following screen, it means it has started

If after several minutes, the screen shows nothing as below, press Enter a few times

  • Please note that if it is the FAST system, you need to enter the username and password, and the password is not visible
  • FlyOS-FAST default username root, default password mellow

After pressing Enter, the following content will appear

  • If you need to view the device's IP, it needs to be connected with an Ethernet cable or connected to WIFI Connect to WIFI
  • If you need to view the IP, input in SSH: input ip a | grep inet and press Enter, find the IP address in the returned content that is on the same segment as your router to access
  • Please note that if the WIFI is not configured in the system, the IP address will not be displayed
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