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DART-SD410 has only one OTG port, so in order to allow USB to Ethernet bridge use the USB connection the USB Device plug (J20) should be disconnected.<br> | |||
In order to test the bandwidth of the Ethernet connection we will use iperf<br> | |||
On Target: | On Target: | ||
<pre>$ ifconfig | <pre>$ ifconfig | ||
Latest revision as of 10:25, 18 April 2016
DART-SD410 - Ethernet
DART-SD410 has only one OTG port, so in order to allow USB to Ethernet bridge use the USB connection the USB Device plug (J20) should be disconnected.
In order to test the bandwidth of the Ethernet connection we will use iperf
On Target:
$ ifconfig $ iperf -s
On Host:
$ iperf -c 192.168.1.189