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Ubuntu Laptop Internet Connection Setup:- sharing wired connection with an UP² board.**

To enable remote access to the UP²* XWindows GUI the following steps need to be completed.

1: Connect Laptop Wi-Fi to an available Wi-Fi network.

2: Select the unused Wired Connection and enable internet sharing.

3: Plug in Ethernet Cable directly from Laptop to UP²* Board.

4: Determine the IP address given to the UP² board, using "arp -a" command.

Illustrated Instructions

Select the wifi/Ethernet icon from the top menu, and choose Edit Connections...

In the Network Connections dialog, highlight Wired Connection 1, and click Edit

Select the IPv4 Settings tab and select the Method pulldown and choose Shared to other computers, and click Save

Plug in an Ethernet Cable between the UP² upper Ethernet port and the laptop. Open up a terminal and type "arp -a" to determine the IP address of the enpxxxx port. In the screenshot below the wired Ethernet IP address is 10.42.0.218, the others are Wi-Fi addresses and can be safely ignored.

The 10.42.0.x IP address has been assigned to your UP² board.

OpenCL driver upgrade for UP² board installed with Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit R3.343*

  1. SSH to UP² board with the IP address you just obtained, password: upsquared

     ssh upsquared@10.42.0.xxx
    
  2. Go to the directory contains the OpenCL™ driver update script

     cd /opt/intel/computer_vision_sdk/install_dependencies/
    
  3. Run the upgrade script

     sudo apt update
    
     sudo ./install_NEO_OCL_driver.sh
    
  4. Once done, reboot UP²

     sudo reboot