Login

There are two ways to log in to EC-Orin Nano: one is through Type-C, and the other is via network SSH.

Type-C

For the Type-C login method, users can directly refer to the AIO-OrinNano wiki page’s section on “Using Type-C Serial Debugging,” with the login username and password both being linaro.

Ethernet SSH

EC-Orin Nano has two Ethernet ports. By default, at the factory, port 0 (near the USB connector) is set to dynamic IP, while port 1 (near the HDMI port) is set to static IP 192.168.150.1 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. You can set the PC to 192.168.150.2/24 for the initial login.

Port 0 has its IP assigned by a router, and the IP address information is generally not known beforehand, so it is best for the user to choose port 1 for the initial login.

After the port light is flashing normally, open a terminal and use ssh to log in, with the port number being 22, and the username and password also being linaro:

ssh linaro@192.168.150.1

If the login fails, you can try to see if the PC can ping the IP address of EC-Orin Nano’s port 1. Note that the PC must have an IP in the same subnet, as the PC’s IP address may not necessarily be in the same subnet.

Here are the methods for adding a same-subnet IP on the PC (using administrator mode):

  • Windows 10

    netsh int ipv4 add address "Ethernet" 192.168.150.101 255.255.255.0

    Here, "Ethernet" refers to the network interface, 192.168.150.101 is the IP address, and 255.255.255.0 is the subnet mask.

  • Linux

    ifconfig enp4s0:1 192.168.150.89

    Here, enp4s0 is the network card driver name of the PC, which can be checked by executing the ifconfig command.