I am making an embedded Linux program (Linux DRM with Raspbian Lite) based on the Raspberry Pi. In the program, I need to set the static IP of the Raspberry Pi to connect to the remote device through TCP/IP.
I saw tutorials on the Internet that all achieve this by modifying dhcpcd.conf.
However, the programming language I use is C# (.Net). It seems that it cannot modify dhcpcd.conf directly, and the interaction with Raspbian seems to be limited to command line instructions. But I can't seem to find any way to set a static IP through command line instructions on the Internet.
Is there any way to set a static IP through the command line, or are there any other better suggestions?
I saw tutorials on the Internet that all achieve this by modifying dhcpcd.conf.
However, the programming language I use is C# (.Net). It seems that it cannot modify dhcpcd.conf directly, and the interaction with Raspbian seems to be limited to command line instructions. But I can't seem to find any way to set a static IP through command line instructions on the Internet.
Is there any way to set a static IP through the command line, or are there any other better suggestions?
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