Take a usb key/external hard disk.
(The device must be formatted in FAT32 or ext2-4).
Create the file “ esia_unity_reset.txt “containing the following line :
code=31c2a41ec61f3603587178027e7dc6bc791fa173
Plug in the usb key/disk containing the file ” esia_unity_reset.txt “on the unity (you can choose between 4 usbs locations).
Wait at least 15 seconds before disconnecting the disk from the unity. After 2 minutes, the unity will be reset. Even if there is no apparent reaction from the unit, it will automatically be reset internally.
If your disk is in rw mode, an ” esia_unity_reset.log “will appear on it next to the esia_unity_reset.txt ”
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By default, the procedure configures the unit with its initial network configuration and then reboots it. However, you can add parameters (system and reset) to the ” esia_unity_reset.txt “file in order to change the way it normally works and thus have this in our :
# Needed code=31c2a41ec61f3603587178027e7dc6bc791fa173 # Default = restart, can be none, restart, shutdown system=none # Default = yes, can be no reset=yes
In the example above, the unity will return to its default configuration and reconfigure its network parameters (parameter resetparameter) without rebooting the unity ( system).