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[j031005]

Hi

Today, I have received my guruplug. However, I could not connect to the access point (default: 192.168.1.1) with ethernet cable desconnected from guruplug. Is not such thing strange?

After, I did an “apt-get update”  (or “apt-get dist-upgrade”) and I lost the access to my guru plug. Apparently, the ssh service isn’t working… Can you help me? I do not have a JTAG board.

Best regards,

[briaeros007]

nobody can help him?
Is the problem always here ?

However, I could not connect to the access point (default: 192.168.1.1) with ethernet cable desconnected from guruplug. Is not such thing strange?

First of all, do you see the guruplug on wifi ?
Second : what is your network configuration ?

Apparently, the ssh service isn’t working… Can you help me? I do not have a JTAG board.

You can ping your guruplug or you can do nothing with it ?

[darek]

As my previous say, "No ping, No GuruPlug". If You don't have JTag You probably stuck.

[mabuhay]

Hello

First of all, check if your GuruPlug boots properly. I dont have mine right now, but as far as I know, one of the LED's is only on when booting is done. If it boots properly, find a way to determine your GuruPlugs IP-address, maybe it has changed? Check if it shows up as wireless device, wireless should be activated by default. If you plug it in to a network, check your router if there are any LAN statistics which show all devices in the network. You might be able to figure out the GuruPlug's IP-address there (it might take some time until it shows up there).

If you want to do development, especially networking related things, I recommend you getting a JTag board since you might mess up things easily

mfg