October 23, 20178 yr comment_14432 Title says it all: My Flirc is not working, when the network cable is attached to my Raspberry Pi 3. Disconnect the cable and everything works fine. So far I tryed: - using a differnt Flirc dongle - using a different Raspberry Pi 3 - using a different USB cable - using a different remote control OS on my Raspberry is the latest version of LibreELEC Any ideas on how to fix this problem? Report
October 23, 20178 yr comment_14433 46 minutes ago, Glowazowski said: Title says it all: My Flirc is not working, when the network cable is attached to my Raspberry Pi 3. Disconnect the cable and everything works fine. So far I tryed: - using a differnt Flirc dongle - using a different Raspberry Pi 3 - using a different USB cable - using a different remote control OS on my Raspberry is the latest version of LibreELEC Any ideas on how to fix this problem? Try a different power supply. Report
October 23, 20178 yr comment_14437 Does it work if you unplug/plug in the flirc? Are you using an extension cable? If yes, don't. Have you tried all USB ports? Can you do a dmesg of the output after you plug in the flirc when networking cable is already attached? Report
October 24, 20178 yr comment_14438 I have Ethernet connected RPi3 with Flirc gen2 (previously also gen1) running without any issues. What power supplies have you tried? Be advised that phone chargers may not be a good PSU for RPi even if the charger's max current is theoretically enough. Some chargers won't work properly without a proper charging circuit on the other end and RPi doesn't have one. I've seen many issues when running on different phone chargers (but never had the same issue as yours). Since I've switched to a proper PSU (in this case an original RPi3 PSU) everything is running smoothly. Report
October 24, 20178 yr Author comment_14439 OK, I solved the problem - it was neither a wrong power supply nor the extension cable. Problem was that my router (or switch, don't know) didn't realise that the Raspi only supports 100Mbit/s LAN. It was set to 1 Gbit/s. Manually setting the LAN port on the router to 100Mbit/s did the trick, everything works as desired, Report
October 24, 20178 yr comment_14440 Ah, so I think the network switch uses the USB hub. You must have confused it and messed with the same hub that flirc was attached too. Report
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