Disabling eth0 (removes 192.168.1.128 IP) #108
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… the network is configured.
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Many thanks, had the same annoying issue over here... |
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ifconfig eth0 down doesnt work, what command did you ran? |
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@masterchop if you look at the commit added by this PR, you can see the commands that are run to disable eth0. I'll also put them below: ifconfig eth0 0.0.0.0 # manually remove the configured IP by setting it to 0.0.0.0
ifconfig eth0 down # this doesn't seem to do anything except hide eth0 from `ifconfig` output |
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For some reason, the Yi configures itself to have a static IP of
192.168.1.128in addition to however you have configured it. This removes that secondary IP, preventing network collisions and reducing sketchiness.