For the past few weeks, we have had issues bridging the Raspberry Pi with a desktop computer because to do so, they must be connected to the same network. However, the Raspberry Pi is currently connected via Ethernet, which results in a different IP address compared to Wi-Fi. Our temporary solution is to connect the desktop to the Ethernet so that they share the same IP address. This is not a long-term solution because the Raspberry Pi will eventually need to be wireless.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Another roadblock we have come across is the lack of our own desktop computer in our workspace. We often have to share a computer with the project group next to us, which can be an inconvenience at times. We also require a monitor to view the software downloaded on the Raspberry Pi, which we do not have. We are currently working with the engineering department to get us the equipment we need.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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For the past few weeks, we have had issues bridging the Raspberry Pi with a desktop computer because to do so, they must be connected to the same network. However, the Raspberry Pi is currently connected via Ethernet, which results in a different IP address compared to Wi-Fi. Our temporary solution is to connect the … Continue reading Recent Roadblocks<\/span>