[zoroeyes]

Are you saying you have full ir boot-up/shut down on your Haswell nuc? If so you're the first person I've noticed who can do this with the new nucs.

I have full IR boot and shutdown on my i5 Haswell NUC (Bios v21). Running OpenELEC 3.2.4 with an Harmony One emulating a Windows MCE remote. BIOS set to defaults.

Man what am I doing wrong then?

To be fair, my harmony 900 remote has just lunched itself after failing half-way through a firmware update so I'm waiting for support on getting it so it can do something other than just show me the logitech splashscreen!.

Therefore I'm stuck with the xbmc iOS app at the moment, but there's no way that is powering the nuc on from a full off (using Imyllari's latest build).

I do have one of the very early MCE remotes (for the original xbox) but I think that had it's own ir receiver, anyhow, that has no effect on the nuc whatsoever, whether it's on or off. I'm just puzzled as to why I'm struggling here, maybe I need an ir remote for the power on, in which case it's back to getting the Harmony 900 fixed.

Does anyone know of a cheap remote that just works (i.e. powers on and off etc) that I could pickup until my harmony is sorted? I also take it that, for those running the harmony, you've just selected a device as a media center pc, by manufacturer: microsoft, and just given it a name of xbmc, because that's about all mine will let me do (it doesn't offer you devices to pick form).

I'm also a little confused as to what the ir reciver on the nuc understands:

"arokh Wrote: I can turn mine on with my HTC One using an IR app for Android emulating a rc6 MCE remote."

So, with the built-in receiver, the nuc understands rc6 remotes? Without having to explicitly use/install lirc? (I've been looking through the remote wiki and it seems to push lirc heavily).

Cheers