On upgrade to 2.0 I can no longer see the LINN DSM audio devices on the network, apart from via Airplay. The previous configuration under 1.8 showed them available direct, i.e. not via airplay.
How can I get these devices showing as available audio zones again?
not sure what you mean - all Roon Core and Linn devices are all on same subnet. there are no options to configure LAN segment settings in Settings → Setup that I can see. If Roon Core cam see the Linn DSMs as Airplay, then it should see them as controllable audio devices. I have made no changes to LINN Konfig settings between running on Roon Core 1.8 and 2.0 - all Linn DSMs are set to Roon visible.
At the bottom of the Settings → Setup screen there is a “Subnet for Linn streaming” setting. Not that I have any Linn devices so I can’t experiment with this, but if somehow the subnet configured there is different from the subnet that your Linn devices actually live on then I can imagine that the Roon core has difficulty seeing them.
By the way, the release notes for today’s 1148 does mention that they made some changes for stability’s sake related to some Linn devices; perhaps that change causes you problems.
Torben_Rick
(Torben - A Dane living in Hamburg - Roon Lifer)
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@Jay_Whyatt I have a Linn Selekt DSM Surround and it shows up after the update today:
Torben_Rick
(Torben - A Dane living in Hamburg - Roon Lifer)
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Try to shut everything down - incl. your router. Pull the power cord to your router and wait 15-20 sec. Than power on the router and than the rest. Hope this helps.
Same here after updating from 2.0- to 2.0.3 this morning. Can no longer see my Linn AEDSM (other than via airplay).
The Linn Streaming subnet setting has disappeared from the settings and no longer exists as an option.
I note that the 2.0.3 changelog states that “we have resolved a long-standing issue in which the presence of certain Linn devices on a user’s network could result in repeated crashes of RoonServer”
It would appear that it has been resolved by disabling Linn devices… Hopefully this is flagged for a very rapid fix.
I just set Roon up (temporarily) on a Windows PC. The Linn subnet setting then reappears in the control point and can be changed to the correct subnet.
Closing that and going back to the NAS server (after stopping, restarting and reauthorising Roon) the problem is back.
I’m guessing that whatever Roon has done to the Linn streaming code to fix their ‘longstanding issue’ has broken something with RoonOnNAS.
This bug might be based in RoonOnNas rather than Roon itself (I think RoonOnNAS packages the Linux server, which itself mostly uses the Windows files + Linux dotnet I think), so we are multiple layers of abstraction from the original code.
That said, RoonOnNAS is linked from the Roon website in the same way as other downloads, so while they might not support it themselves they are happy to let us pay for Roon on the basis we should be able to run it on a NAS.
Have any of you folks who are experiencing this issue on a QNAP tried temporarily turning off the device’s firewall? This issue could be related to a network discovery strategy that is being blocked.
It needs to be fixed quickly even if that means reverting the Linn “fix” in the latest Roon build. In the meantime, it might be worth exploring if there’s a configuration change you can make to get it working again.