NetCheck

This widget was never intended to be an application. It was initially created to “kick” a Wifi-Bridge, and later a WIFI HAT, on a Pi-Top as the connection would often fail after a restart.
It grew from time to time. Maybe it will be useful to other users. I’ve added support for EtherUSB, Titanium, ARMx6, mini.m, RPCEmu and RPi4. It doesn’t currently work with PPP connections (e.g. ComCentre), but basic support is coming soon.
NetCheck also only supports DHCP connections at this time but the status of non DHCP “Ether” connections should be displayed.

Fake! Only the installed adapter are displayed! ;-)

The current state of this app is perhaps best described as “it works for me!”
Development not closed (see help).

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NetCheck also only supports DHCP connections at this time but the status of non DHCP “Ether” connections should be displayed.

Hmmm. It does not work yet. and with my static IP address it also changes some parameters, needing a reboot to get the network going again.

Can you tell me a bit more?
Hardware,…? My email you find in the helpfile.
Can you send your Choices.internet.startup file?
NetCheck I habe not try with an Iyonix.

Can you tell me about more?
Hardware, DHCP or not? My email you find in the helpfile.

Rasperry Pi 2v2 running RO 5.24

Can you send your Choices.internet.startup file?

| Startup file for !Internet                                     |
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Set Inet$HostName Tracking
Set Inet$EtherDevice EtherUSB
Set Inet$EtherIPAddr 10.0.128.116
Set Inet$EtherIPMask 255.255.0.0
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| Interface: Ethernet over USB
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RMEnsure EtherUSB 0.08 RMLoad System:Modules.Network.EtherUSB
IfConfig -e ej0 10.0.128.116 netmask 255.255.0.0
CheckError
Set Inet$EtherTypeA <Inet$EtherType>
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| Loopback
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IfConfig -e lo0 127.0.0.1
CheckError
Set Inet$EtherType <Inet$EtherTypeA>
Unset Inet$EtherTypeA
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| Name resolver
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If "<Inet$Resolvers>" = "" Then Set Inet$Resolvers 8.8.4.4 8.8.8.8
Set Alias$InetLoadResolver "If <Boot$OSVersion> > 370 Then X ResolverConfig Else RMEnsure Resolver 0.55 RMLoad System:Modules.Network.Resolver"
SetEval Inet$TestEval 1
RMEnsure Resolver 0.55 SetEval Inet$TestEval 0
If Inet$TestEval THEN ResolverConfig
Unset Inet$TestEval
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| Routing
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Route -e add default 10.0.128.1
CheckError
Run Choices:Internet.Routes
CheckError
Set Inet$IsGateway ""
Set Inet$RouteDOptions ""
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| Access
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IfThere Resources:$.Resources.ShareFS.!Boot then Run Resources:$.Resources.ShareFS.!Boot
RMFind Freeway 0.26 System:Modules.Network.Freeway
RMFind ShareFS 3.38 System:Modules.Network.Share+
SetEval Inet$KickFiler 1

Thanks a lot.
I wondering. I have no idea about the parameter I set to stop your network.
I start the RISC OS autosense files to find out wich adapter are installed. The files setting any systemvariables but nothing is really needed.
The kick routine should do nothing if you have have DHCP not activ.

Running NetCheck v160.

It fails after I click on KickNet from the taskbar. Doing that gives error message No DHCP interface.

I then get Failed to resolve host name when I use Netsurf to access this forum (even though I was previously logged in)

Looks like I have something forget or a wrong order. As I wrote, I work on it but “kick” works only with DHCP at this time.
Kick via iconbar use the “kickroutine” direct. The error is from DHCP. Please not “kick” without activ DHCP.
Please try to unplug and plug the cable. I hope is working better ;-)

Please download again and try. Have changed one line.

Much Better. No error messages. And I am still logged in.