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dan1son Wrote:ssh into the box (or open a terminal if you're already in front of it), type "ifconfig" at the command line. Assuming your machine has a network address already, the network device should show up in the list.

It'll probably be eth0 if you're using wired. wlan0 if you're using wireless (or possibly eth1 for wireless).

So for the device name...I need to input everything under eth0 that comes up? like the 9 lines that come up? Because all I see are Mac Address/Ip address/subnet etc., etc.

SiNJiN Wrote:So for the device name...I need to input everything under eth0 that comes up? like the 9 lines that come up? Because all I see are Mac Address/Ip address/subnet etc., etc.

No... the device name is eth0. The rest of the information is telling you about the device, eth0. If it lists an IP address that's probably the one you're using. The "lo" device is localhost... it won't be that one.

'man ifconfig' to learn more about that command.

The context menu in file mode is now showing. Great news that you're working on this!!! The Que option seems to work. But the "Play folder" doesn't. Should it?

I'm running a custom 1.5 ROM on my HTC Hero.

Bram77 Wrote:The context menu in file mode is now showing. Great news that you're working on this!!! The Que option seems to work. But the "Play folder" doesn't. Should it?

I'm running a custom 1.5 ROM on my HTC Hero.

Play Folder is pretty bugged in the HTTPAPI. It just works currently when there is a playlist -> meaning: play a single file, then you can queue the whole folder. Will implement a workaround.

I know Clearing the playlist isn't enough. You could try reloading -> clearing -> add new files. This works for me in Xbmcontrol-evo.

Huge thanks for implementing this feature!

dan1son Wrote:No... the device name is eth0. The rest of the information is telling you about the device, eth0. If it lists an IP address that's probably the one you're using. The "lo" device is localhost... it won't be that one.

'man ifconfig' to learn more about that command.

Thanks. I'll read up on that. In the mean time...I hear that a WOL function is being implemented into the next version of XBMC. I'll wait for that.

But, it'd be cool if you guys could implement the WOL function into the Remote App. That would eliminate the need for a secondary app off the market.

Edit: Nevermind...I guess the feature is already in there. LoL. Oops. Now...to get my box running right....

Edit: Figured it out. There was an option of Deep Sleep that I overlooked and didn't take into consideration. I disabled it and now...WOL works on OFF/Suspend/Hibernate.

When using WOL I keep getting a :

I/O Exception (java.net.SocketException) - No route to host - error.

What does that mean? WOL works and everything...

The I/O Exception is thrown when we the host isn't up and running. Just wait until it is ready and hit connect.

the_alien Wrote:The I/O Exception is thrown when we the host isn't up and running. Just wait until it is ready and hit connect.

I thought that was the purpose of the 'Wait after WOL in seconds'. I set it to 42 seconds...and I can see it counting down...then it connects automatically after 42 seconds. I get I/O exception error...right about 3-5 seconds after I hit Power On.

I don't know what the 'Socket read timeout in milliseconds' does...but I was hoping it had something to do with the I/O Exception that I was getting. Not sure if it even works because I also set that to 42 seconds...and I still get the Exception.

On another note...why are the WOL settings clear when I go back into the settings...minus the Mac Address. (The Socket read timeout is reset to default...and Wait for WOL and WOL Port are cleared).

Never had that error pop up before I got the WOL settings to work.

Hmmm yeah, the first connect (which starts right after starting the app) isn't canceled and that one shows the error. Will fix that one.