He intentado realizar la configuración del arduino industrial 101 siguiendo los pasos que aparecen aquí: https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/ArduinoIndustrial101
Pero de ninguna de las dos maneras que propone puedo hacerlo, ya que en el momento en el que debo poner la contraseña 'doghunter', me da error (en ambos casos). Utilizando la primera forma, el error es "Error while logging in: Invalid login" y por el segundo método, utilizando el Putty me dice "access denied".
¿Cómo podría solucionar esto? ¿Hay alguna otra manera para configurarlo?
¿Hay alguna página que pueda consultar con documentación e información acerca de este arduino?
Gracias!
Desconcía el problema pero el foro en inglés dice:
15-11-2015, 15:29:04
I just bought my Arduino Yun. When powering it on, it shows on WLAN list as "Linino-90A2DAF05D59" (not as Arduino-xxxxxxx). I connected to it, but when trying to access Yun via the webrowser using the address 192.168.240.1 it does not shown the default Arduino login page, but the page "Linino.org Welcome to your Arduino Yun . Please enter password to access the web control panel" (see the attached screenshot). When trying to supply "arduino" as the default password, it is not accepted.
What might be the problem? All the instructions are saying that "arduino" would be the default password!
I fixed the problem. I logged in with Arduino IDE serial port and changed the password to "arduino" using passwd command
Supongo que lo entenderás, alguien se loggeo con arduino IDE via serial port y cambió el passwrod a "arduino" usando el comando passwd
ShapeShifter:
Unfortunately, about a year ago, there was a rift between the Arduino founders, and they split into two distinct companies.
The original company, making boards labeled with the arduino.cc URL (this forum) have a default WiFi name that includes the word "Arduino" and has a default login password of "arduino"
The newer company, making boards labeled with the arduino.org URL have a default WiFi name that includes the word "Linino" and has a default login password of "doghunter"
Most of the documentation out there is for the arduino.cc boards, which have been around longer. As the arduino.org boards are hitting the market, there is a lot of confusion among the users: most are not aware that there are now two distinct companies selling almost (but not exactly) the same product, and both claiming to be the true Arduino. Sadly, in the end, it's the user community that suffers due to the confusion.
