First I followed the update request in the roon app (Mac). And after that both the Core and the app were running Roon 2.0.
On the next day I wanted you use my iPad as the remote, again there was an update request I followed. But after that the core runs on Roon 1.8 and the app on the iPad Roon 2.0.
I performed the reinstall of the operating system, following the instruction (copying the âroon_2-0â renamed as âroonâ in the branches folder as indicated above), again today (stopped the Roon Server software before). Still have the same situation. The Roon servers software is still Version 1.8.
Yes that was more or less the same situation I encountered. I installed the Roon 1.8 legacy app on one of my mobile devices to be able to control my Roon core running the 1.8 legacy to play musicâŚ
Yep, I just tried it after I posted last. Your reply beat my reply.
No wonder people get p*issed. The supplied fix to fix a Roon screw up is itself screwed up.
I had hoped that once I installed the Legacy app on my iPad that I could then fix things up, but the app on the iPad says I have the latest version installed.
I have a similar issue going from 2.0 > 1.8 Legacy. And, 1.7 > 1.8 Legacy.
No matter how many times I add the roon file to branches and reinstall the system⌠I even took the drive out, reformatted it, installed 1.7 again, and I still canât get to 1.8 Legacy.
Do you happen to have by any chance the older 1.7 USB install?
Despite my issue being different to you. I was able to wipe my ROCK and, install the OS from a usb I made a couple of months ago and, install 1.7. Once it was installed, I opened up Roon Remote 2.0 and got prompted to update which upgraded the ROCK to version 2.0.
Iâm very sorry, that didnât work out. Honestly, I was equally a bit frustrated late last night. I tried to recall as much as I could, but some details were a bit blurry. Many times Iâve failed, and when I rebooted Remote one last time, and found my Core, suddenly it shows âInstallingâ under the version/build No.
