It did. Unfortunately, in some cases RoonBridge needs to be reinstalled in order for everything to come back correctly. Your bridges should have a mechanism to perform a reinstall or reflash. Once that’s done you’ll see Roon back in Settings → About.
Doing a factory reset on the Aries LE did not work. I do still see it as an audio device. I have not figured out the Allo yet. Gave up and used the Ethernet card on my PS Audio Direct Stream. That does not show as a Bridge device. Both those devices run proprietary software so I am less concerned.
We are very sorry for the inconvenience, but on some devices the code got into a state where it was no longer possible to take an automatic update although it still functions normally otherwise. Unfortunately, the only solution in this case is to reload RoonBridge. On most operating systems this is just a matter fr re-running the installer, but some of the Pi-based distributions don’t provide that functionality.
I have a number of different ropieee endpoints and all updated no issues to the bridge 918 build. These include stable and beta 4.xxx releases as well as NG builds.
You might want to send a feedback to Harry on a couple to see if there is some issue.
Milton, there are several other active threads today where this problem has been explained. In short, Roon has switched to Cloudflare as CDN for downloads, and the new URL now is downloads.roonlabs.net instead of downloads.roonlabs.com.
In the install script you have downloaded there is a curl command which downloads the actual tar file at install time. This curl command misses the -L switch and doesn’t follow a redirect to the new download URL. Therefore, the installer fails.
So, you have two options: First, you can edit the downloaded install script and add the -L switch to the curl command; or, second, just delete the install script and download again. I think Roon in the meantime has inserted the missing -L switch in the script.
Thanks Andreas. I found Spockfish’s thread and re-downloaded the script and it all appeared to work. Unfortunately I still can’t see the CuBox bridge on the About screen and Audio screen. So I think @support still has work to do…
Re-flashed the chip and reinstalled RoonBridge. This time it worked! I didn’t hook up the DAC until it was finished this time; don’t know if that made a difference…