Seeed reComputer R110x Setup Guide
Version 1.0
Firmware
MOS350 is only supported on the Seeed reComputer with the 6.12.34+rpt-rpi-v8 kernel. Other kernel versions are not currently supported. For upgrade instructions, refer to Seeed's website and wiki pages.
IP Address Setup (Optional)
This step is optional. You may configure the IP address as you prefer. The following is a suggested guideline to maintain consistency across devices.
R110x Ethernet Port Configuration
The R110x is equipped with two Ethernet ports, factory-configured with the following default IP settings:
| Port | Default IP | IP Setup | Configuration | Enable DHCP Server |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ETH 0 | — | Auto | WAN | No |
| ETH 1 | 172.25.2.1 | Static | LAN | Yes |
SSH Access
There are two options for connecting to your reComputer R110x via SSH.
Option 1 — USB-C Console
- Use a USB-C cable to connect the reComputer R110x to your host PC.
- Power on the reComputer R110x.
- On a Windows PC, open Device Manager and locate the COM port under Ports (COM & LPT). It should appear similar to
USB-Enhanced-SERIAL CH343 (COM5). - Launch PuTTY, set the connection type to Serial, then:
- Enter the COM port identified in the previous step
- Set the speed to
115200 - Click Open
- When the terminal window appears, press Enter a couple of times. When prompted for login credentials, enter:
- Username:
recomputer - Password:
12345678
- Username:
If no output appears in the PuTTY terminal, try power cycling the reComputer R110x.
Option 2 — TCP/IP
- Connect an Ethernet cable into the ETH 0 port on your reComputer and connect it to the same router as your computer.
- Find the device's IP address:
- Log in to your router's administration page.
- Navigate to the network or DHCP settings.
- Look for a device named reComputer-R110x in the list of connected devices.
- Open an SSH client such as PuTTY and enter the IP address from the previous step.
- Connect using port
22(default for SSH). - When prompted, use the following default credentials:
- Username:
recomputer - Password:
12345678
- Username:
MOS350 Setup Script
- Download the setup script:
wget -O pi_4_setup.sh "http://update.moleculeos.io/mpackages/files/pi_4/pi_4_setup.sh"
- Confirm the file was downloaded successfully:
ls
- Set execute permissions on the script:
chmod +x pi_4_setup.sh
- Run the script with parameter
1to set up themos350user:
You need a user with elevated privileges to run sudo. When prompted, enter the password of your currently logged-in user.
sudo ./pi_4_setup.sh 1
- Run the script with parameter
2and wait for it to complete. This may take a few minutes depending on your internet connection:
sudo ./pi_4_setup.sh 2
- Upon successful completion you should see:
MOS350 Kernel Fusion installed successfully!
MOS350 User core installed successfully!
- Once MOS350 has successfully connected to the MOS cloud infrastructure, LED User1 on the R110x will turn green.
- Setup is complete.
Default MOS Login Details
| User | mos350 |
| Password | M@nagerMX8 |
Network Administration
Molecule provides an administration app to assist with network setup. Go to the App section on the Molecule Admin Portal and install the msetup app from the app store.
Once installed, navigate to:
http://<gateway ip>:7890/
Default Login Details
| User | admin |
| Password | letmein() |