I am having issues where the RPi is changing the internal IP address which it is being assigned by my router.
I am using an Archer D7 TP Link router.
I have set the MAC address of my RPi3 to have a reserved IP under the address reservation option in the LAN Settings in my router.
Despite this it keeps changing the internal IP address which is playing havoc with my duckdns set up. (not to mention the hour I wasted trying to trouble shoot my configuration which I thought I corrupted - but turned out to be a change in the IP Address)
Any other suggestions on how to make the RPi demand a fixed IP from my router? Not sure how to do that with HASSIO
I’m having the same issue and read the docs on setting IP with resin. I’m using a RPi2 connected to a virgin media horizon box. I’ve had similar problems with another RPi on the same router that I’m using as an AirPrint server. Essentially, the RPi and the DHCP on the router do not work well together and the Pi somehow assigns itself an IP outside the DHCP range. The other Pi is running raspbian jessie, so I set the IP manually in the OS and it now works.
For my hassio setup, I found the connections folder and the resin-sample file. I should mention that I’m using ethernet, not wifi. I couldn’t exactly figure out exactly what file to create or edit, but I made a copy of resin-sample and edited it like this:
ResinOS is no longer the OS for Hass.io. The developers of Hass.io have created their own home baked OS called HassOS. This is why “/system-connections/resin-boot” does not exist in your SD card.
You should use the USB stick based CONFIG as specified in the current Hass.io install guide. After you reboot your Pi with the USB installed, you can remove the USB drive and the settings will persist. FYI, also a good idea to add your authorized-keys file to the CONFIG USB stick so you can SSH into the Pi.