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> Thankfully Linux-related searches are still useful. Kinda... but it then gets broken by the developers of the distros. Static ip on raspberrypi? Sure... /et
by ajsnigrutin 4y ago
> Thankfully Linux-related searches are still useful.
Kinda... but it then gets broken by the developers of the distros.
Static ip on raspberrypi? Sure... /etc/network/interfaces!
Nope, not anymore, it's dhcpcd.conf now.
It took literally a year for the "new way" to get on top of google search results.
- ilyt 4y ago/etc/network/interfaces works just fine tho but yeah, the stuff where "right thing to do" changes often can be hard to find. Also "simple stuff" brings more "not really right way but kinda sorta works" answers
- _fat_santa 4y agoSee I understand that, with Microsoft and Apple support you would get a response along the lines of: "I see you are trying to find the Static IP of your Raspberry Pi, a static IP is a .....<long paragraph describing static ips>. You also have a raspberry pi which is....<long paragraph describing raspberry pi's>. Given all of that I think you should really start by resetting your Raspberry Pi and ensure that your Windows license is up to date.