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Pair and settings not working on RPi & ArchARM #113
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Heya @Roboron3042, that's a pretty detailed description of things going wrong, and I'd like to explain some of the behaviour you're seeing.
That's because of two reasons: I have to put the keys into different directories based on the host ID to enable the multi-host support. By default, moonlight-embedded places all keys into
Could you please post a log from when attempting to do that? Since you installed all of the other dependencies the internal pairing should be used, but if this fails (e.g. due to import errors) it will always fall back to using moonlight's binary, which may simply be at another location in your case.
I've removed a setting which has been the "root" for a condition of other settings, obviously without removing the conditions as well - which is why it's still expected in the settings (the fact that you can change the settings from Kodi's menu is simply due to the fact that Luna's settings are using a custom window instead of the built-in settings window). Either ignore them for now and access them from the Kodi menu or edit Luna's |
Same behavior as the OP with osmc and RC2 on my rpi3. The add host button does nothing. The settings button shows the settings menu. However none of the items is highlighted yellow, so I can't navigate. Even the back button doesn't bring me back to the menu. I have to restart kodi after opening the settings menu. Logs:
After selecting +Host:
After pressing settings menu:
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same here, luna 0.6.3 works fine, pair and option. |
As I've said above:
I'm sorry to say that, but the other two log snippets (after starting and after click the Add Host button) do not help as they don't contain a single log entry produced by Luna (the only reference is the XML being loaded for the main menu, and that's logged by Kodi). Generally, enabling Kodi's debug mode when posting logs for Luna does nothing other than spam the log file with Kodi's messages - Luna has no debug level logs right now. If you disable the debug mode and start up / click the add host button, there should be something in the log which should give me a clue about what's wrong (might be simple stuff, e.g. which pairing manager is loaded, if zeroconf is supposed to be used, ...). @knives49 You can copy the log to pastebin and simply paste the link here, that always adds to the readability of an issue :) Thank you both for confirming the issues itself and that they do exist on OSMC as well! |
I did a clean install, I uninstalled luna from within kodi and then removed the script.luna directory in de user_data/addons folder. Is there something else to remove maybe? Don't have much time now (and back on the alpha version). I ll try to get a better log entry this week. |
this is my log, when update luna to the end. |
@knives49 |
yes, the first start, I had an error message. |
Thanks for clarifying that! Kinda strange that the selection sound played ... |
aeon nox, but the default skin have the same bug. |
The next RC (will probably be released sometime tonight) should resolve both the mentioned problems. If it doesn't please let me know by reopening this issue. @Roboron3042 |
Performed a clean install of osmc (new SD card). Downloaded the RC3 zip and installed. Installation is ok, but the +host button is still not working for me. Here is the log: |
can you enter an IP address ? |
This log looks like Luna didn't even start properly (or at least shouldn't). The router component died while building its cache, so pretty much no button should work in a case like this. @heydude1337 |
@knives49 I hope I can get RC4 out today. Need to debug some of the views first :-/ |
here is the entire log edit: moonlight is not properly working need to fix that first I guess. |
Thank you so much! And there's your real problem:
Just realised that you stated you installed OSMC this time (sorry, I really shouldn't do two things at once). The underlying issue remains, the moonlight binary isn't found. If it is somewhere else than the paths specified above, you'd still need to move either the binary or append the actual location to the list linked above. |
Expected Behaviour: The settings, pair host and game list work within Luna.
Actual Behaviour: Only system sound settings and map controller works.
I'm trying to use Luma on a Raspberry Pi B+ with Arch Linux ARM and Kodi Jarvis 16.1. Howewer, while I can use moonlight and pair with no problems, that doesn't work in Luna. I can enter Luna and select pairing, but nothing happens. Not even a error, anything. When i select settings, settings window opens, but it doesn't work, and i can only exit that setting window exiting Kodi.
Since i am not a deb user, I installed m2crypto using
pacman -S python2-m2crypto
(could it be the problem? I don't think so, since both use the same source). But for the rest of dependecies I used pip.Also, pairing the host before entering Luna has no effect. No host or games list are displayed. And i can change the settings of Luna from Kodi menu.
I have trying re-installing erasing the data. The last reinstall i test all the functions and saw the log (you can see full log here), I found this error (not notified in Kodi):
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