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I have the same problem. Good suggestion, wonder if it's being included in an upcoming release?
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2013-05-03, 13:35
Hi,
same problem here with latest official release.
I have to reboot after a resume from standby (mysql connectivity OK, but NFS down)
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(This post was last modified: 2013-05-03, 13:52 by Milhouse.)
Confirming with OpenELEC 3.0.x on x64 with FreeNAS 8.3.x - switching to OS NFS mounts is another solution. Always have to reboot after a suspend to restore NFS access when using XBMC NFS mounts.
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You assume it's easy to fix, or that people replying to posts indicates dev interest or not. It also appears to be a mostly OE-related problem. I can't say that I've ever had such an issue on other platforms.
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Does weather data get pulled after sleep? (so is anything networking related working?)
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Well, I tested lots of different stuff and did some tests with the XBMC source code.
Here is what I currently think is happening:
It does only happen on Linux, not on Windows cause Windows is using a different SMB code (WINFileSMB.cpp). Linux uses libsmbclient. The problem seems to be that XBMC is not calling smb.Deinit() before going to suspend which makes libsmbclient go nuts upon wakeup.
After 90 seconds of idle time the SMB interface deinits itself. So the problem does not occur if there was no SMB access for 90 seconds before going to suspend. Some addons (like library watchdog) permanently keep SMB connections open so the idle time will never apply and the problem will occur on every suspend
Im still playing around with it but hopefully the above information is correct and some XBMC devs have a good idea what to do about it.
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I also experience the same issue but on a standard XBMC Frodo 12.2 installation (also visible on Gotham Alpha 5 I had for a while) over Ubuntu minimal (kernel 3.8.0-22-generic), so it's not just OpenElec problem.
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Well, when resuming after ~8h of hibernation on that OpenELEC I got "Could not connect to network server" error again. So I was able to reproduce it on OpenELEC 3.1.2 taken directly from their site.