pippin wrote: 
> Maybe. I mean, I've only been using the tablet for 15 minutes or so at
> the time ;)
> And actually it's been that way for a year or so through dozens of
> reboots and several OS updates, so no, I don't think it's something like
> that.
> 
> And why does it work with the old SqueezeControl App?

Actually I don't think the error is related to the app's inability to
find your servers. I think occasionally the networking subsystem gets in
a state where the packet can't be sent.  I've seen it once in while too,
but it's not often.

The server discovery problem is probably caused by the fact that the app
doesn't use the "255.255.255.255" address to send the broadcast. 
Instead it iterates through the device's network interfaces and
retrieves the broadcast address for each network. Maybe how your
particular network is setup is not compatible with this process.  The
old version worked probably because it also checked if the Wifi
subsystem had DHCP info, and if it did it would preferentially figure
out the broadcast address from that.  I took that out because it only
worked if the device had Wifi and it was a bit redundant since the other
method is supposed find all the addresses. Also it might have required
an extra permission.

I think I may just go back to the "255.255.255.255" method. It seems to
be the most reliable way.



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