I just checked with what I think is the latest OrangeSqueeze version
(2.0.8.20140129.1419) running on my Nexus 5. My LMS server is running
on a home-built NAS running Ubuntu server 12.04LTS and I used a Wake On
Lan monitoring utility running on my windows 7 box. With the LMS server
up and runnin
Underlying OS of the NAS? (..or would that be too telling?)
Ah, no. I think it's pretty clear by now what is _triggering_ the issue.
It's Netgear's flavour of Debian, as used in a ReadyNAS Duo v2.
One semi random thought: I believe that some of the phablet apps may
issue a WOL packet on st
Underlying OS of the NAS? (..or would that be too telling?)
One semi random thought: I believe that some of the phablet apps may
issue a WOL packet on startup even if the target server is up. Could it
be possible that the NAS nic driver is freaking out over that WOL
packet? Easy enough to tes
Does that happen no matter what combination of tablets/apps you are
starting?
No. I actually think I was able to narrow it down to one particular app:
OrangeSqueeze on an older Acer Iconia (Android 4.0.x). I've run
SqueezeCommander and Squeezedisplay to show the full screen image on the
same
Oh, forgot you are on mail... Please make sure you read my comment on
the forum, I edited it
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Does that happen no matter what combination of tablets/apps you are
starting?
You are playing audio on the tablets, right? Or is it that just the
controllers connecting causes the connection to fail?
Do I understand correctly that this is the low level network connection
going down?
My obvious g
Today I do have a question for the knowing. I will not mention brand
names of the various devices involved, as I'm primarily trying to
understand _what_ might be going on. I don't want any blaming this or
that :-).
I moved my office out of home. My trusted server I left at home, taking
some NAS b
