Piaware 3.7.2 New Flash and Ethernet/Wifi

Oh. A static ip implied more reliability/stability.

pi@piaware:~ $ sudo piaware-config
allow-auto-updates yes # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:34
allow-manual-updates yes # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:36
allow-mlat yes # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:38
allow-modeac yes # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:40
feeder-id 5c38d339-a885-4c2f-96a7-b8b97f98d4a8 # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:21
image-type piaware # value set at /usr/share/piaware-support/piaware-image-config.txt:5
manage-config yes # value set at /usr/share/piaware-support/piaware-image-config.txt:4
rtlsdr-gain max # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:28
use-gpsd yes # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:11
wired-network no # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:6
wireless-address 192.168.0.254 # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:14
wireless-broadcast 192.168.0.254 # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:17
wireless-gateway 192.168.0.1 # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:18
wireless-nameservers 209.18.47.61 # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:19
wireless-netmask 255.255.255.0 # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:15
wireless-network yes # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:7
wireless-password # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:10
wireless-ssid TC8751D3E # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:9
wireless-type static # value set at /boot/piaware-config.txt:13

Thanks for the link!!

Wireless IP address and broadcast address cannot be the same. It won’t work.

The problem is that people don’t understand which values to use.
Thus they do something wrong and it doesn’t work.

This needs to be 255 instead of 254.

@obj Would it be possible not to have setting for the broadcast address and simply calculate it from the subnet mask?
It seems a somewhat common issue.

You can just omit the foo-broadcast setting entirely and it’ll get omitted from the resulting generated config files and the existing network tools will work it out.

The assumption is that if you’re configuring a static IP you know what you’re doing.

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Yeah i understand that assumption and it makes sense.
Just curious if someone ever needed the broadcast option.

“The Joy of Finding Things Out” -RP Feynman. Thanks, again!

… pleasure. “The Pleasure of Finding things out.”

Deleted the broadcast id. Works fine.

Puttypi

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