Greg Erskine wrote:
> The screen outputs you posted showed everything is OK with piCorePlayer.
> It showed 2 IP addresses, so both network devices are working.
And yet I am unable to access piCoreplyer by WiFi???
Ready to give up on piCorePlayer spent a good part of 2 weekends on
piCorePlayer
paul- wrote:
> If the ethernet port is connected, it will be the port used for default
> route. Which means that outbound connections will all go out the
> ethernet port. But you should still be able to access it via the wifi
> IP address.
>
> What will not work is to boot with both
Paul Webster wrote:
> You said that you unplugged the Ethernet before rebooting ... but it is
> showing 2 IP addresses ... implying that the Ethernet cable was still
> plugged in when it booted.
> Can you access the other IP address?
> The fact that it managed to mount the remote NAS shows that
Paul Webster wrote:
> Did you try connecting to
> h t t p : //192.168.0.158
> after you restarted the RPi?
>
> Can you connect something to the HDMI output of the RPi to see what it
> says on the console?
Yes I have tried to get to it at that address and it times out.
Here is what shows on
Have a Raspberry Pi 4 8GB and have put in the Wifi settings and can see
available networks when scanning but still am not able to connect to
piCorePlayer after shutting down, disconnecting Ethernet cable and
turning Raspberry Pi back on. At a loss at this point so asking on here
for any ideas.
