I installed ROCK on the NUC, and after a few issues, everything was working fine for weeks. Then connection to the core was lost. I could still see its IP address on the network (192.168.0.154), but showing as incomplete. This is the same network as the router is on. Now I can no longer see this network address on the network.
When plugging into the TV to investigate what is going on, it is stuck on searching for network address. I have tried all the things I could find on your help, e.g. disabling ipv6 and so forth, but nothing seems to work.
It is very strange that it all worked, and now I cannot see anything I can do to get it to connect to the network again. I have restarted everything several times as well of course.
Wired connection. Have tried different cables and different connections including directly into the router. Nothing works anymore, whereas it worked fine a few weeks ago.
I also tried the resetnetwork command, but that did not make a difference.
Is there any support for this topic? Any way of diagnosing from a computer that now only has RoonOS installed why it will never connect to the network when 20+ other appliances running multiple other operating systems connect seamlessly?
Otherwise it seems that the money on the NUC was wasted, and I cannot actually use Roon.
Do you by any chance have a Linux-compatible USB → Ethernet adapter you can try? It’s possible that the networking port itself is having issues, and this would be a cheap/easy test. The other suggestion that I can make would be to try to reinstall ROCK again from the USB drive, perhaps an Operating System reinstall will sort the issue out. Do let us know your findings.
I bought a USB → Ethernet adapter, and it solved the problem! Quite surprised that the network port on a brand new NUC has issues, but it seems to work seamlessly now.
