Mesa Card: "No 7I92 board found" using mesaflash

Thank for quick replay,

i put the 7i76 jumper in left hand position (Operate mode), and 7i92 jumper in W5-DN, W6-UP (Fixed from eeprom). But the result is the same.

The host PC is a new installed from ISO (Linuxcnc 2.7.0). And not connected to the internet yet.
I try: "ping eht1" the result is: Unknown host.
How to configure the ethernet interface to be "eth1"? (I am newbie in linux).

Attila.

HalaszAttila wrote: Thank for quick replay,

i put the 7i76 jumper in left hand position (Operate mode), and 7i92 jumper in W5-DN, W6-UP (Fixed from eeprom). But the result is the same.

The host PC is a new installed from ISO (Linuxcnc 2.7.0). And not connected to the internet yet.
I try: "ping eht1" the result is: Unknown host.
How to configure the ethernet interface to be "eth1"? (I am newbie in linux).

Attila.

No, ping the IP address of eth1.

what does
ifconfig -a
print?

( The command might be /libexec/ifconfig -a on debian )

ping 10.10.10.1 -> Unknown host.

Here is the etc/network/interfaces file:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback

auto eth1
iface eth1 inet static
address 10.10.10.1
hardware-irq-coalesce-rx-usecs 0

You can't assume the Ethernet will be named eth1

You need to run the ifconfig -a command to find the name of your Ethernet port
(or use the network manager wizard and set it up through the GUI)

The problem solved,

i updated the mesaflash to newest version (3.2.0). Previous I don update for newest version mistakenly.
Set ethernet module to eth0, programming the IP address 10.10.10.10. Flashed the firmware, and it works.
Thank again for helping.
Attila.