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  • Router settings: You need to register the MAC address of the NUC and set a fixed IP address for it, following the mask 192.168.1.2xx, where xx corresponds to the ID of the NUC. Check if that actually worked after setting it.
  • Known hosts: You need to connect to the NUC (ssh guest@192.168.1.2xx, no password required) once on the main computer to store it as known host (you will be requested to do so). Otherwise, uploads using "Deploy Distributed" in the LCC won't work remotely (so only locally, on the same machine, not on the NUC).
  • LCC test: Boot the NUC (connected to the network via LAN) and see if it appears as being online in the LCC. This might take a while, but usually not more than 2 minutes.


Tip
titleTroubleshooting

NUC gets stuck in Ubuntus boot screen after cloning the image from another NUC using Clonezilla?

  • connect Connect NUC to network using an Ethernet connection

NUC shows Error: out of memory Press any key to continue... at startup?

  • Change default choice of GRUB
    1. Restart
    2. Select Advanced options for Ubuntu (should be 2nd option)
    3. Try using an older Kernel; not (recovery mode); memorize the number x of the entry, counted from top to bottom, starting at 0
    4. Login as controller
    5. Open Terminal and run sudo <editor of your choice> /etc/default/grub
    6. Change the Line GRUB_DEFAULT=0 to GRUB_DEFAULT="1>x" where x is the number of the entry you want to be chosen by default
    7. Save file and close editor
    8. Run sudo update-grub
    9. Restart and check whether the NUC starts without interacting with the GRUB-Menu