Hi, I need g_ether to be loaded at boot in order to ssh to the device via USB, however, when I add g_ether to /etc/modules, it isn't loaded at boot. How do I load kernel modules at boot on the Udoo? UDOObuntu 2.1 -- Justyn
If you use Udoobunt 2 there is no need for that. The udoo can be ssh'd on address 192.168.7.2 http://www.udoo.org/docs/Basic_Setup/Usb_Direct_Connection.html
You should verify this advice, as it's not working for me. Also: http://www.udoo.org/forum/threads/cant-get-usb-direct-connection-to-work-w-os-x-el-capitan.3318/ When I turn on the device, and connect a monitor, I can see there is no network device that comes up under ifconfig until I `modprobe g_ether`. I can see the static IP configured in /etc/network/interfaces, but there's no way I can reach an IP if the interface doesn't even pop up.
I just adviced what is in the documentation. Perhaps you missed this, I saw no reference that you already tried it. If it is not implemented the Udoo team should remove this page for the Udoo Dual. I know from the Neo topics that especially on Macs it can be troublesome to use the USB-direct, see also the troubleshoot section on that manual page. For your original question about adding kernels modules I have no idea.. I suppose you already took a look at this: http://www.udoo.org/docs/Advanced_Topics/Compile_Linux_Kernel.html
Rebuilding the entire kernel with g_ether built in instead of a module isn't really a satisfactory answer. Loading modules at boot is a simple task in other Linux platforms, there's probably something I'm missing that a Udoo developer can clue me in on.
