i am asking today because we want to use both tegras A and B at the same time and accessing them via Ethernet at the same time.
So we want to give Tegra A and Tegra B both a static IP adress and acessing them.
So now is my questions:
Is it possible to give both Tegras a static IP adress and just accessing them through the side Ethernet Port? With this configuration, we could use the second Ethernet Port for internet acess
If first idea is not possible, can we adress each tegra A and B to one Ethernet Port and access each tegra individually to a Ethernet Port? How do i have to do this?
If second idea is working, do i have to make shared Wifi for Internet acess?
Thanks for answering, would be great if you can lead me to same topics.
Here IP’s should match for Aurix and Tegra.
So could you please try it based on below?
On Aurix Console
a. Check output of “version” command and “status” command , below should be the default IP address set in Aurix
i.IP-address (Tegra-A): 10.42.0.28
ii.IP-address (Tegra-B): 10.42.0.29
iii.IP-address (AURIX): 10.42.0.146
On Target Console (Tegra A) check the following
b. nvidia@nvidia:~$ cat /etc/nvidia/version-nv-pdk.txt
5.0.5.0-10129397
c. nvidia@nvidia:~$ cat /etc/tacp/tacp.cfg
AURIX_IP_ADDRESS=10.42.0.146
TEGRA_A_IP_ADDRESS=10.42.0.28
TEGRA_B_IP_ADDRESS=10.42.0.29
TEGRA_CVM_IP_ADDRESS=10.42.0.30
TEGRA_IP_ADDRESS=10.42.0.28
AURIX_SERVER_PORT=5000
AURIX_EASYCAN_PORT=50000
TEGRA_EASYCAN_PORT=60395
drive-px2-a=eth0.200
drive-px2-b=eth0.200
drive-px2-autocruise=lo
drive-ax=eth0.200
ddpx-a=eth0
ddpx-b=eth0
ddpx-c=eth0
RECEIVE_TIMEOUT_S=5
RECEIVE_TIMEOUT_US=0
SPI_RECEIVE_TIMEOUT_US=1000000