I've installed RC2 just fine from scratch, and all is good so far, except that it won't let me set a static IP. It allows me to make the changes but after I confirm them it tells me that an unspecified network error has occured and reverts to DHCP. Any ideas?
Double post, merged. Please do not open multiple threads with same subject. Thank you
(2nd Sep, 2014 07:06 AM)rikardo1979 Wrote: [ -> ]Double post, merged. Please do not open multiple threads with same subject. Thank you
Thanks for tidying it up, Neil
same problem here
getting "network error" with both eth0 and wlan0 network profiles
my version is RC3
and also does not allow to change ip of DNS server
thanks in advance
Can you try upgrading all packages (after you applied the frontpage FAQ fix).
(12th Jan, 2015 07:09 AM)CurlyMo Wrote: [ -> ]Can you try upgrading all packages (after you applied the frontpage FAQ fix).
hi,
can't do this without an active network connection
unless Ι lost something in FAQs page
What image are you using?
Can you try the latest available?
ok
I will try it with XBian_2014.12.15 release
I'll let you know how it goes
thank you very much
whatever version I've tried the 'network error' still occurs
I also tried the windows installer and used the first version there with the same result
any tip to use ?
Can you file a bug on the xbian github?
I'm not familiar with these process but I'll find a way
(12th Jan, 2015 06:19 PM)clickit Wrote: [ -> ] (12th Jan, 2015 07:09 AM)CurlyMo Wrote: [ -> ]Can you try upgrading all packages (after you applied the frontpage FAQ fix).
hi,
can't do this without an active network connection
unless Ι lost something in FAQs page
had exactly the same issue (RC3, raspberry b+) , but in this case you can/could connect an usb-keyboard to your raspberry,
than start xbian-config , stop+autostart service xbmc, do a reboot, when the system starts up , it will show you a tty,
then you can do "ifconfig eth0 <raspberry's-ip> up" at your usb-kb, you should have a network-connection now.
an other solution is: simply do a rollback from your last snapshot ( at your usb-kb in tty ), and reboot
examples:
a) btrfs-auto-snapshot rollback root/@last_good_known
b) btrfs-auto-snapshot rollback root/@btrfs-auto-snap_regular-2015-01-18-1910
c) btrfs-auto-snapshot rollback root/@btrfs-auto-snap_daily-2015-01-19-1806