[norbya]

hello
I'm a little lost in the fact that the raspberry pi is in bridge mode with an Ethernet interface and offline without connecting a router

Kodi Pi for Car or Mobile Home Project
- Automatic Bridge Eth0 to Wlan0 and/or StandAlone HotSpot without Eth0 or Static Eth0, DHCP server Wifi in Wlan0
- Remote by Ipad or Iphone in Wifi dongle Edimax with Kodi Remote App StandAlone or Bridge
- Reading media like Music (in a car) or Movies (in the mobile Home)
Hdd portable 2To (content Music and Movies)

Please help me with : Raspbian + Kodi + interface prog + hostapd+ etc…



picture of my project : http://dl.free.fr/pdavvEfqn

[k4sh1n]

Maybe this thread: http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=217244

[nickr]

@norbya your post makes little sense.

What is eth0 going to be connected to in a car? Nothing.

Why then bridge it to wifi? No reason.

If all you want to do in the car is play music, then kodi is not the solution you seek, I would go for mpd or logitechmediaserver.

[Ned Scott]

The picture explains it better. It sounds like he wants the Pi to be a hotspot so that the HDD can either be used directly on the Pi with Kodi, or so that tablets in the car can access the movies there.

Maybe.

[DarrenHill]

Why not just use a portable wifi/storage solution, like either a WD MyPassport Wireless (or similar from Seagate and others) or a Ravpower Filehub v2 or v3 plus either a hard drive like a MyPassport or a flash drive. Then connect your Kodi device to that for playback via either SMB or DLNA?

I use the latter (Ravpower Filehub v2 and a 2TB MyPassport) when I'm travelling and want to watch a movie in the hotel, but it would work just as well in a car powered from the 24v.

[trogggy]

My car setup is very simple...

Pi with openelec, connected to hard drives via hub.
Lead to aux in on stereo for music.
Wi-fi via usb stick supplies tablets.
Music and shutdown controlled by yatse on my phone.

I used a pi because it was in 'the drawer'. It just works.
It only gets put together for long journeys - if I was to do something permanent I'd want a more convenient way to power the pi and drives on and off.

I can't see why the OP's reference to ethernet is there either.