Try to configure the Pandora like described in the first 3-4 lines, then connect the Pandora to the ArchLinuxPC.
Login as root on your PC and type "ifconfig -a". You should see a device usb0. If you do not see it then try to run "modprobe usbnet" on the PC. Also be sure to use a USB-cable that allows data-transfer. Some cables are just for charging and don't transfer data. If you have a USB-cable that fits into the Pandora/PC and that you used for data-transfer before (from a phone, cardreader, externalHDD), then use that.
Once you managed to get "usb0" in the output of "ifconfig -a", you can configure that device and bring it up, just like you did on the Pandora:
Code:
ifconfig usb0 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
ifconfig usb0 up
Also i recommend to use a different sub-network for the connection between the Pandora<->PC, than you use for connecting the PC to your router or other hardware. For example:
- your PC-ethernet-card (or wlan) and your router use 192.168.1.xxx
- your Pandora-USB0 and PC-USB0 should use 192.168.2.xxx
For testing connections you should start with directly pinging the IPs and not the hostnames, which will not work unless you already configured some more stuff. For example:
- ping 192.168.2.14 (from the pandora, if that is the IP of your PC-USB0)
Once that works, try the ssh-connection as stated above (remember to run "dropbear").
Edit: I corrected a mistake that I made in the first post.