use the 'ifconfig' command to set the IP address of your board.
With that method alone, rebooting will restore it.
I'm assuming that I will specify the address in some file, but in which file should I enter the address setting?
You can add the command in your system initial script. So every time the system startup will run this command.
e.g. for your reference
Thank you.
I tried the URL method you showed, but couldn't fix the ip address.
I solved it in another way.
Added the ifconfig command to the line above exit0 in /etc/rc.local.
$ vi /etc/rc.local
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#set printk to 7 to dump kernel massage to console
echo 7> / proc / sys / kernel / printk
#set ip address
ifconfig eth0 <ip address> netmask <netmask>
exit0
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