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| = Frequently Asked Questions & Common Pitfalls =
| | {{Note|This page is now on Plasma Mobile [https://www.plasma-mobile.org/faq/ web site].}} |
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| == What is the default user and password of the development image? ==
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| Default user in the Plasma Phone reference image based on Ubuntu is "phablet", there is no password set by default for user, At startup however it shows login-screen neverth-less as current kscreenlocker have no way to detect if password is set. It will accept anything as password during startup.
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| == I can't connect to the phone using SSH ==
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| If you're not using network-manager on the host system, the network might not be set up as needed. You can do the following to have that happen automatically:
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| Edit /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules adding:
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| ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="18d1", ATTR{idProduct}=="d001" RUN+="/home/sebas/bin/connect-n5.sh"
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| Replace vendor and product identifiers with yours, change the location ofthe script. This will create the usb0 network interface for you upon plugging in the phone.
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| connect-n5.sh (which is automatically called upon plugging in the phone) then does the ip setup:
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| sudo ifconfig usb0 up
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| sudo ifconfig usb0 192.168.2.20
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| Now Reload uev's rules to make these changes effective:
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| sudo udevadm control --reload-rules
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| You can test this by plugging in the phone and check on the host system if usb0 shows up in ifconfig.
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| Now you should be able to ssh to your phone, using 'ssh 192.168.2.15'.
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