Mesa 7i76e => hm2_eth: Unrecognized ethernet board

Hi, I tried that as well, I didn't mention it:
Error: Device name 7I76E is invalid.
I'm sure, I'm overlooking something.
Using a Windows 7 laptop for the configuration.
It has to work with LinuxCNC

Regards,
Jack.

In LinuxCNC, I tried 'sudo ./mesaflash --device 7I76E --verbose'
It comes back with 'No 7I76E board found'.
I guess the board is failing, and needs to be returned?

If you can ping the card its probably OK
It more likely you just have an old mesaflash version (old versions did not know about the 7I76E)
I would make sure you have the latest

sudo apt-get install mesaflash

should work

if not you can fetch the source from:

github.com/micges/mesaflash

and use the instructions on the bottom of the page to compile

Thank you for you very quick replies, and your will to help me out!
That was a good one, however I tried it:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mesaflash
It upgraded mesaflash.
The I tried it:
sudo ./mesaflash --device 7I76E --verbose
No luck, it still returns with 'No 7I76E board found'.
So I'm a bit puzzled what could be the problem.

can you ping the board in linux?

Hi, yes, I can ping it. Note I had been able to change the IP address to 192.168.2.130.
In Windows, I used 'setipaddr 192 168 2 130', and I rebooted (power-cycled) the board.
I can see the LEDs on the board react with the ping:
ping 192.168.2.130 -i 0.2 (make it faster)
or
sudo ping 192.168.2.130 -i 0.1 (make it even faster)
I tried metflash from windows and linux, both with the same result.
Note I used:
sudo metaflash --device 7i76e --verbose
To be sure I'm no longer referring to the executable in the util directory.
I even cd-ed away from that directory.
I also updated the LinuxCNC system with Synaptic Package Manager and rebooted the system, but it didn't help.