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BK7238 MultiAHTX_493371f360d3 Module Ignores Static IP, Shows wlan0 Net Name

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  • #1 21593212
    taggbricka
    Level 7  
    I am using the new module for BK7238 with two AHT30 sensors.

    There is a small quirk with this module that is not present in the vanilla "OpenBK7238_1.18.124"
    The setting of static IP is not honored.
    The device comes up with a DHCP assigned IP and a funny net name "wlan0" where "OpenBekenX_92D994" would be expected.
    The difference in behaviour is repeatable when I OTA switch between the two load modules.

    This is the setup that works with OpenBK7238_1.18.124 but not with multiAHTX_493371f360d3
    BK7238 MultiAHTX_493371f360d3 Module Ignores Static IP, Shows wlan0 Net Name
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  • #2 21593477
    max4elektroda
    Level 24  
    Just to verify or rule out my change is the cause of that issue:
    Could you please try latest release (1.18.127)?
    If it's present there, try the releases in between to find the one breaking the function.
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  • #3 21851252
    gotvmodding
    Level 2  
    I am having the same issue with an LSC Smart Plug running on a BK7238, OBK version 1.18.266.
    When I set a static IP and reboot (both powering the device off and restarting from the interface), the IP won't stick. How did you solve your issue?

    EDIT: When running version 1.18.124 as the original poster said, the IP seems to stick. Something must have happened in between these updates.
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  • #5 21859260
    gotvmodding
    Level 2  
    >>21851416 Sorry for the late reply. No, it doesn't seem to work on .254 either. No point in trying .255. I'll be installing .124 on this other new plug I got in the meantime.

    EDIT: Another thing I tried was setting the IP on .124, then reverting to .270. It went back to the original DHCP IP.
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