I don't know much about cyberduck or mac stuff, but maybe just try a different client?Īlso, are you just using a standard retropie install, or have you changed anything that could be related to the ssh/ftp stuff? this episode Ben uses the Raspberry Pi Zero to create the smallest Pi portable.
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However, we wont build and use a C program but the Gpio utility. Cyberduck is a free server and cloud storage browser for Mac and Windows. It also means that you can use it in any of your C codes. It simplifies a lot using the Raspberry Pi GPIOs (one command instead a long process). i would guess that when you are on the 192 net, you aren't in the same network space. Step 2: Installing and Using the Wiring Pi Library As said before, Wiring Pi is a library. usually routers will reserve an IP to the connecting device too, so you'd see the same IP when connecting with the same device (until the reservation expires, or the router is rebooted). a router will be configured to issue IPs to connecting devices within a range, in one of those IP subsets.
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Cyberduck is available for both Windows and Mac. You can connect with various popular transfer. Cyberduck is a file transfer application with an intuitive graphical interface for transfering files to or from a remote machine.
both 10.x.x.x and .x are reserved for "local" networks, but they shouldn't be configured on the same network like that. Open Cyberduck Click Open Connection Select SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) in the dropdown menu Enter the address of the server in the field Server. Cyberduck can take care of file transferring through connection to the server and enterprise file sharing. That sounds like you are connecting to two different routers or networks.
I have transferred roms to a pi with this kind of IP address (10.0.0.0) in the past without issue btw. Cyberduck (Cyberduck is free software, but it still costs money to write, support, and distribute it. Not sure why, but if I'm downstairs (where the connection is poor) my Pi's IP address looks like But if I'm on the main floor (where connection is good) I see an IP address like 10.0.0.0. Are you sure about your PIs IP adress: usually I see something like that is provided from router DHCP to the pi.
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