These scripts and files will enable ADB and RNDIS (USB Networking) on the Car Thing.
MacOS lacks the RNDIS drivers needed to commmunicate with the Car Thing. If you find a driver that works, please open an issue or tell us in the Discord!
There are 3 modes you can put the RNDIS gadget in:
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dhserver- Default- This will set the IP of your Car Thing to
192.168.7.2and give your PC an IP of192.168.7.1 - Your Car Thing will not have internet access in this mode.
- This will set the IP of your Car Thing to
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dhclient- This will run a DHCP client on your Car Thing so it can get an IP address from your PC.
- With this mode, your Car Thing will have full internet access through your computer.
- On Windows, you can set up "Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)" to share your connection - https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/share-internet-connection-windows-ethernet-wi-fi
- On Linux, if you're using NetworkManager you can set up a shared connection - https://fedoramagazine.org/internet-connection-sharing-networkmanager/
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static- This will simply set the IP address of your Car Thing to
192.168.7.2and the gateway to192.168.7.1. - It's up to you to figure out what you want to do with this mode
- This will simply set the IP address of your Car Thing to
You can switch modes by editing S49usbgadget, changing the ipMode variable to your mode of choice and running ./push_usbgadget.sh
If you've already ran the command, it's safe to run it again after editing the variable.
Busybox binary acquired from https://github.com/shutingrz/busybox-static-binaries-fat
DHCP server used is CoreDHCP https://github.com/coredhcp/coredhcp