• Rust Development
    • Using Cross to Cross-comp...
  • Compile a C program for the board using SDK
    • Create a BSP using phyLinux
      • Add a Given Recipe to BSP
        • Add LVGL Demo into BSP
          • AM64x: Boot-selection
            • Copy SD Card Image to an SD Card
              • Copy Software to the Board via SSH and SCP
                • Getting and Running the PHYTEC VM
                  • Install FTDI Driver on Windows
                    • Set Static IP Address in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
                      • Setup a Second Network Interface in the Virtual Machine
                        • Setup qbee Device Management on phyBOARD-Polis
                          • Using phyLinux to build a yocto BSP with a build-container
                            • Using thingsboard.io to connect phyBOARD-Polis to the Cloud

                              Set Static IP Address in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

                              Goal

                              Set a static IP address in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS version.

                              Preconditions

                              1. The Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is downloaded and installed on your host PC.
                              2. The Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is booted and running.

                              Tutorial

                              1. Login into the Ubuntu 20.04 LTS 
                              2. Open the activities view by clicking on the symbol on the bottom left of the virtual machine screen.
                              3. Enter "network" in the text field
                              4. This window will open
                              5. Click on the symbol
                              6. Another window will open
                                 
                              7. Click on IPv4
                              8. Choose in the radio button list named "IPv4 Method" → Manual
                              9. Enter the values under "Addresses": 192.168.3.10 and "Netmask": 255.255.255.0
                              10. Click on "Apply"
                              11. Now is the setting for the network under Linux done.
                              12. If you only have one ethernet/network connection, this will be lost after this set. To restore it, you have to reset all the settings again manually.