Dear all,

I am a bit further. I saw that the beagle bone site advices to install 
HoRNDS. That seems to work on the image that I have upgraded from the 
standard installation of the BeagleBoard.org WEBsite. 

It does not work flawlessly on the console image that I took from the 
elinux.org WEBsite. I need a minimal system for my application (high speed 
UDP packages) so hence the 2nd image for the final application. This second 
image makes two new BeagleBone devices in the network pane of MACOSX each 
time the BeagleBone gets connected again. DHCP does not work. Manual IP 
works for usb1 but not for usb0 (and usb0 is the pipe for internet 
connection and updates because of its submask, my original dilemma). After 
it seemed to have worked usb0 now seems broken. It mostly pops up for a 
number of ping's when I connect it in the SystemPreferences pane of MACOSX 
(from 1 to 10) and then it stops working. I was looking for a way to fixate 
the MAC addresses of the usb1 and usb0 virtual network ports like they are 
fixed on the standard image.

Is there a way to go (back) to the standard USB configuration through 
(re)installation of certain tools? Maybe RNDIS but what else? And what is 
the proper way to stop MAC-address randomisation in the newest Debian 9 
images and kernels? Linux beaglebone 4.14.108-ti-r127 #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed 
Jan 29 04:10:14 UTC 2020 armv7l GNU/Linux
There are a few different methods that are described on the internet but I 
guess that RNDIS is the current package for USB network connection?

Best, Hans.

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