YUMI ID: fall back to eth0 / any wired port when end0 is absent - #1
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The YUMI ID shown in the title bar is the MAC address of the wired port, read from the interface named end0 — Armbian's predictable name for the H3 EMAC. On a DietPi base (net.ifnames=0) or a stock Debian the same port is eth0, enp1s0 or enx…, and the pad shows "YUMI ID: UNKNOWN". Try end0 first, so every existing pad keeps exactly the value it had, then eth0, then any other en*/eth* interface in a stable order. Same NIC, same MAC: the identity does not change with the naming scheme.
This was referenced Sep 5, 2026
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The title bar shows
YUMI ID: UNKNOWNon a DietPi-based YumiOS pad: the ID is the MAC of the wired port, read fromend0only (Armbian's predictable name for the H3 EMAC). Withnet.ifnames=0, or on a stock Debian, the same port iseth0/enp1s0/enx….get_mac_address()now triesend0, theneth0, then any otheren*/eth*interface in a stable order.end0stays first, so every existing pad keeps exactly the value it had — same NIC, same MAC, same identity whatever the naming scheme. Checked with a fakenetifacesfor the Armbian (end0), DietPi (eth0), stock Debian (enp1s0) and no-wired-port cases.YumiOS-Klipper-V2 also stops DietPi from renaming the port (
net.ifnames=0removed), so on our imagesend0is back regardless of this change.