2014-03-12, 03:07
(2014-03-12, 00:20)Koloss Wrote:PHP Code:Schnittstelle: 192.168.0.12 --- 0x9
Internetadresse Physische Adresse Typ
192.168.0.1 xx-xx... dynamisch
192.168.0.5 xx-xx... dynamisch
192.168.0.10 xx-xx... dynamisch
192.168.0.11 xx-xx... dynamisch
192.168.0.254 xx-xx... dynamisch
192.168.0.255 ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff statisch
224.0.0.22 xx-xx... statisch
224.0.0.251 xx-xx... statisch
224.0.0.252 xx-xx... statisch
224.1.1.1 xx-xx... statisch
239.255.255.250 xx-xx... statisch
192.168.0.12 = MINI
192.168.0.5 = PI
Timeout problem?
I don't know how exactly XBMC is resolving hostnames to IP addresses to MAC addresses, but if the client "Mini" isn't visible on the network then it seems unlikely that the Pi or XBMC will be able to determine the MAC address which it needs for the wakeonlan.xml file. I would suggest posting in the general section about this (the discussion thread is here) unless you are certain it's a Pi/OpenELEC issue (can you reproduce with stock OpenELEC 4.0 Beta?)
My guess is that you need all your remote servers switched on and connected to your network when you first enable this feature, otherwise it will fail to find the MAC address of any server that is not active on the network.