How to quickly verify whether the SOM-3xx V2X system-on-module is properly integrated on the Linux host platform?

To quickly verify whether the SOM-3xx V2X system-on-module is properly integrated on the Linux host platform (using the Unex software package), you can follow these steps:

1. Check RNDIS Driver:
   • Ensure that the RNDIS driver is installed on the Linux host system. If it is not installed, install the RNDIS driver specific to your distribution. This may involve loading the `rndis_host.ko` module using the `modprobe` command or enabling `CONFIG_USB_NET_RNDIS_HOST` during the Linux kernel compilation. The specific instructions for installing the RNDIS driver can vary depending on your Linux distribution.
     • user@host:~$ lsmod | grep rndis
2. Verify Device Registration:
   • Check if the Unex device is registered as an RNDIS device with a network interface. This step confirms that the device is recognized by the Linux host.
     • user@host:~$ dmesg | grep "unex"
3. Ping the RNDIS Device IP:
   • Ping the IP address of the V2X system-on-module (SOM-3xx series) to check if it is alive and responsive.
     • user@host:~$ ping 192.168.1.3
4. SSH into the V2X SOM:
   • Open an SSH terminal connection to the V2X system-on-module (SOM-3xx series) to verify if it is accessible and functioning properly. This step helps ensure that the integration between the Linux host and the V2X module is successful.
     • user@host:~$ ssh-keygen -R 192.168.1.3 ; ssh [email protected]

By following these steps, you can perform a quick verification of the integration between the SOM-3xx V2X system-on-module and the Linux host platform.