Hi

I'm a Linux blockhead.

I just got a BeagleBone Black.

I'm working with it from a Windows10 computer using Putty and WinSCP.

In trying to set a static eth0 IP, (successful) and getting it to use 
8.8.8.8 as DNS, I managed to lock myself out of it completely. (Long story, 
involving adding and deleting things in files, adjusting write permissions 
in folders, removing connman and so forth).

So now I cannot log in to the BBB with any profile. Not it's 
default 192.168.7.1 through USB, or anything else which worked previously. 
(I had deleted the ethernet static IP previously anyway)..

I get:
Network error: Connection refused

I did not make a backup of whatever it had on it's eMMC beforehand.

So:
Putty does not work with any IP address
WinSCP does not work with any IP address
The Browser interface does not work with any IP address

I can ping 192.168.7.1
With the BBB plugged into a USB port, I have access to the "BeagleBone 
Getting Started" drive in Windows File Explorer.

So naturally I'm trying to get the thing working again. So would this work?

I buy some sort of "USB to microSD" device. Something like this:

<https://media.takealot.com/covers_images/71f4c8bba6e04ef8869d73e26b8427bb/s-pdpxl.file>

I download some Ubuntu image from somewhere onto my Windows laptop. (I 
decided that I might as well go to UBUNTU rather than the Debian it has, 
while I'm at it).

I write this image out to the microSD through USB.

I stick the microSD into the BBB and push some button to get it booting 
from the microSD.

So once I get it working again, I can transfer the UBUNTU image from the 
microSD to the eMMC.


Please help!

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