MESA card (LAN) failing to connect.

Odd, when you click on the forum link it does go to 0:00 but when you open in youtube from the forum page, it goes to the correct location in the video.
Another delightful forum feature.
I might snip it out and make a seperate  video when I have a moment of spare time as its the most used reference.

rodw wrote:

Odd, when you click on the forum link it does go to 0:00 but when you open in youtube from the forum page, it goes to the correct location in the video.

Oh good, it's not just me!

rodw wrote:

I might snip it out and make a seperate  video when I have a moment of spare time as its the most used reference.

You can do exactly that in youtube studio, there is a feature something like make short videos of your existing videos, i made one once testing it.

Hey everyone... I really appreciate the fast replies! I've contacted Wayne and sent him this link... so I am certain he will get it running.

Thanks again!
Jerry

Just wanted to send a quick thank you to Rodw and Jerry. I have managed to go through the first part of the video and the cyber black hole of networking has been cleared up somewhat. Will advise my success or lack therof when I have a chance to sit down and go over things. Wayne

I am back at my problem and the same issue keeps arising.  I went through the Mesa ethernet setup tutorial, went to ping my card and nothing.  The response: 5 packets transmitted.  0 received. 100% packet loss.   I thought maybe my ethernet card was not compatible with Linux, so I tried on a second linux machine, same thing.  When I am looking at my 7i92 card with the ethernet port on the left side, I am interpreting up as away from me and down as towards me when it is lying flat on a surface.  According to my interpretation from the manual, the w5 jumper is down or towards me, and the W6 jumper is up or away from me this should give me the mesa's address as 10.10.10.10 .  I am convinced it is something basic that I am missing.  One more thing:  in the terminal I typed:  mesaflash --addr 10.10.10.10 --device=ETHER --readhmid and the response: No ETHER board found.  

Whats does the command:

ip a

report?