Hello, Stephane. At the contrary, I found their article very clear : in the "standard fashion", the blinking RED Led remembers you that you MAY change the MAC address to avoid any conflict in your LAN, in particular if you have several FOXs connected. They say you can change the MAC with the "on board" command bootblocktool , witch disables the blinking LED. If you want to change the MAC within the image, use the previous solution I exposed. If you want to free the blinking LED thru the image, you must do it in the kernel.
Hope it was helpfull Bye, Jean-Pierre especially ----- Original Message ----- From: Stéphane Herraiz To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 11:25 AM Subject: Re: [foxboard] Where is the MAC adresse Hello, First thanks for your quick response!! I think the web site http://www.acmesystems.it/?id=57#5000 is not so clear. What I have understand is that I need to change the MAC adresse with a random MAC adresse (with the 6 first hexa =00:40:8C) to stop blinking red light. The blinking red light means the MAC adresse is the default one. I understand well??? BR 2006/12/12, Sergio Tanzilli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Take a look to http://www.acmesystems.it/?id=57#5000 Please let me know if it is clearly explained. Thanks Sergio > I have flashing my FOX LX with boot-linux -F and the red light is > blinking. In the doc it's mean the MAC adresse is lost and is written on > the back of the fox but I didn't see this 6 Hex...??? > > Please help me stop blinking this red light -- Stéphane Herraiz
