In order to track data on our robot, I have been having my code generate *.csv whenever the robot is enabled, and save them on the roboRIO. These track current, voltage, sensor data, joystick values etc. I implemented this setup this past fall to great success, it allowed us to track what the robot was doing.
Now, however, after updating the firmware and re-imaging the roboRIO with this years image, whenever I try to access the roboRIO at roboRIO-####-frc.local or 172.22.11.2 through windows explorer, it asks for a username and password. It never did that before, but I’ve known that the username is admin and the password is blank. It will ask me for this three times before just booting me to the web browser.
Did I miss something where we can no longer access the roboRIOs file structure? Any help is appreciated.
We continue to be able to access the file system via filezilla or putty. We are usually replacing files as we have configuration files on the robot that we use to adjust parameters.
One difference we’ve noticed this year is the folder/directory sometimes has permissions that don’t allow us to replace the files with filezilla (we get errors saying the transfer failed). So we need to open up the permissions on the folder (chmod 777 -R foldername).
We usually don’t log in with admin unless we have issues that we can’t resolve using lvuser. We also specify the port (22), but I think that is the default. We use an IP address of 10.xx.xx.1 to access via wifi or the 172.22.11.2 using the usb cable.