I did that first, I will do it again now and see.
With both cores running, go to Roon - Settings - General and click Disconnect, then connect to the one you want. You’ll have to click Unauthorize the Mac.
3 Likes
When you run Roon on the iMac, and select ROCK as your core, navigate to Settings > About. Here you can check for, download, and install the latest version on Roon Server for ROCK.
Once this is done, restore the backup, and you should be good to go.
1 Like
So with the mac disabled, still no change in the remote Roon from iPad, but after restarting Roon on Ipad, I get this. However, if I choose the nuc, it gives me the error I mentioned in post 1.
I can’t select rock as the core from the mac, it gives the “uh oh” error.
Is your iPad on the latest version of Roon Remote?
1 Like
Yes, 1182 version
Maybe you can use your browser to go to 192.168.1.100 and update your NUC Roon version from there.
1 Like
Okay, from the ROCK web interface, have you tried clicking on Reinstall?
1 Like
There is no option to do that from the webUI that I can see?
Should I try that now?
So the reinstall operating system thing is a strategically camouflaged software update?
iPad is on 1182 as per the above screenshot
1 Like
I am quite sure that this only reinstalls RoonOS and does nothing for the Roon Server version
1 Like
I think we are onto something. It has updated to 1182 and I’m running the restore again, so fingers crossed.
1 Like
This looks exactly right, but what is the “error mentioned in post 1”? I can’t find it
1 Like
No, restore failed.
What is your version now in Settings and the web interface
1 Like
Did you disconnect from the Mac core and connect to the NUC core?
1 Like
So I tried again and the iPad app closed.