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Hi Ti experts,
My customer is developing custom AM5718 board, and they want the IP address to be a static IP, there are two ethernet port on their board, so do the following operations
1.Query the files under the /etc/systemd/network folder, you can see that there is only one 10-eth.network
2.Open the 10-eth.network file, the default is as follows, which means that the IP address will be automatically assigned after boot up
3.Modify the 10-eth.network file. Since there is only one network file here, the changes are as follows
If the name is changed to eth*, the two network ports will have the same IP address. If only eth0 is modified, eth1 cannot be displayed after the system boot up, and ip link set dev eth1 up will fail
The customer wants to know why there is only one eth file under the /etc/systemd/network folder? If there is only one eth file, how to assign different static IPs to the two network ports?
Thanks so much for your reply!
Jason
