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Compulab IMX8MP Setup Guide

Version 1.0​

Firmware​

MOS350 is only supported on Compulab IMX8M(P) with the 5.15.32 kernel. Other kernel versions are not currently supported. For upgrade instructions, refer to Compulab's website and wiki pages.

IMX8M SSH Access​

  1. Connect to the IMX8M gateway using the console. For connection details, refer to the Compulab Wiki.
  2. If connecting for the first time, the default user is compulab. A password must be set at first login.
  3. Log in using the compulab user and the password set in the previous step.
  4. Once logged in, follow the steps below to set up MOS350 on your gateway.
  • The eth0 interface connects to the WAN to provide internet access to the unit. On the external casing, this port is labelled ETH2.
  • The eth1 interface is configured as a DHCP server to assign IP addresses to downstream devices. On the external casing, this port is labelled ETH1.
note

For instructions on configuring a DHCP server on a network interface, refer to the Debian documentation.

MOS350 Setup Script​

  1. Download the setup script:
wget -O imx8mp_setup.sh "http://update.moleculeos.io/mpackages/files/imx8mp/imx8mp_setup.sh"
  1. Confirm the file was downloaded successfully:
ls
  1. Set execute permissions on the script:
chmod +x imx8mp_setup.sh
  1. Run the script with parameter 1 to set up the mos350 user:
note

You need a user with elevated privileges to run sudo. When prompted, enter the password of your currently logged-in user.

sudo ./imx8mp_setup.sh 1
  1. Run the script with parameter 2 and wait for it to complete. This may take a few minutes depending on your internet connection:
sudo ./imx8mp_setup.sh 2
  1. Upon successful completion you should see:
MOS350 Kernel Fusion installed successfully!

MOS350 User core installed successfully!
  1. Once MOS350 has successfully connected to the MOS cloud infrastructure, LED2 on the IMX8MP will turn green.
  2. Setup is complete.

Default Login Details​

Usermos350
PasswordM@nagerMX8