Closed frankverheyen closed 2 years ago
Hi
that happened to me, the way to solve it is to install a version of broadlink compatible with the Pi. in portainer when creating the container, use this image. techblog/broadlinkmanager:arm thanks to t0mer created the image for the Pi with the label arm
Hi
that happened to me, the way to solve it is to install a version of broadlink compatible with the Pi. in portainer when creating the container, use this image. techblog/broadlinkmanager:arm thanks to t0mer created the image for the Pi with the label arm
Hi bertocea85, I’m using this image from T0mer, but it does not recognize the broadlink device!??
....I tested now with the old windows broadlinkmanager version. The device is found, but not recognized!
i am having the same issue with both the window and the image ruining docker on a ubuntu x86 host
Same issue here, using the docker image on x64 ubuntu (RM4 Pro)
2021-07-12 15:16:47.167 | INFO | __main__:discover:449 - Searching for devices...
2021-07-12 15:16:52.172 | ERROR | __main__:discover:464 - No devices found
....I tested now with the old windows broadlinkmanager version. The device is found, but not recognized!
Hi, The desktop version of broadlink manager is no longer supported.
Hi,
I use a raspberry pi 4 with hassos and home assistant (latest version as far as I can tell) and installed the broadlinkmanager with portainer. I switched the container to use host network. I can start the broadlink console and the app starts scanning, but does not find the broadlink device on the network. I checked with Fing and the broadlink device is visible and pingable. I have no idea how to find out the device type. Is there something else I can check? Thanks