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SSH connection to host computer

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  • This document is only applicable to FLY host computer
  • 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 that SD card or M2WE has been burned with the corresponding host computer system
  • If the host computer cannot start normally, please remove the driver, limit switch, fan, and other peripheral devices!!
  • Finally, connect to 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

Install system card

  • Make sure the system card has been burned with the corresponding system, otherwise it will not start

Power supply

  • Use USB Type-c cable to connect the FLY host computer to the computer
  • Make sure that USB Type-C supports data transfer!
  • After the system starts, the indicator light will flash rapidly!!
  • Flashing indicates that the system has started

Connecting to Host Computer SSH via Serial Port

  • If the mainboard is properly connected to the computer, you can see the CH340 port in the Device Manager
  • Open MobaXterm and configure as shown below. Select the port identified earlier in the Device Manager
  • If everything is working properly, you should see the boot screen
  • After a short wait, you will see the screen indicating the system has started

If after a few minutes, the screen appears as shown below without any display, press the Enter key several times

  • Please note that if you are using the FAST system, you need to enter the username and password, and the password will not be displayed
  • FlyOS-FAST default username is root, default password is mellow

After pressing Enter, the following content will appear

  • If you need to view the device IP, ensure the device is connected to the network via Ethernet or Wi-Fi Connect to Wi-Fi
  • If you need to check the IP address, enter the following command in SSH and press Enter. Find the IP address in the response that is in the same range as your router to access it
    ip a | grep inet
  • Please note that the IP address will not be displayed if Wi-Fi has not been configured in the system settings
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