DUDE... if you're needing to get the IP address, you're doing it wrong.

Again, is your IP address specified in your device instance (Advanced > configuration > devices) ?
Do you have a TCP Port device data defined?

-Thom

Are your virtualized drives showing up as /dev/sdX?

-Thom

proper Wii Remote support will take some overhauling of the Bluetooth_Dongle device (which is right now an Orbiter subclass), it needs to be generalized, and to support more device types....

Right now, the "Wii Remote" documentation on the wiki, is a hack, and can't adjust to account for the different screens in the UI.

I describe some of the problems and issues that need to be resolved, here:
http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php?topic=10702.msg73670#msg73670

-Thom

why? If your TCP port device data is set correctly in your Device Template, and the IP address is properly set in the device instance, then GSD will open up a socket to it, and give you the conn_ object to communicate with it.

-Thom

Did the device somehow wind up on the Unlock Devices page? (it is there by uuid).

Also, you may want to see the output of the StorageDevices_*Radar.sh scripts after running set -x

-Thom

is the core/MD able to at least:

* power on/off
* input switching
* volume control
* channel control
* maybe launch internal apps?

-Thom

What exactly is defined by "full CEC control?"

-Thom

is the share showing up on the 192.168.80.0 network?

-Thom

DLNA support is forthcoming. Sambuca is approximately 20% done on this implementation. If you do decide to go this route, you should use a tablet or a phone as an Orbiter, but it isn't available, yet.

-Thom

Can anyone see if (a) a coredump happens, and if it does (B) can a backtrace be posted?

-Thom

Virtually every single embedded TCP/IP server I've seen on set-top boxes, etc.. has a connection limit usually of ONE connection to the box at one time. GSD keeps the connection alive for the entire lifetime of a device.

-Thom

If RebootWithAvWizard no longer works reliably, then the script needs to be changed, so that it will. The "Video Res Setup" button in the Advanced menu calls this script. Let's please fix this, so we don't have to do this manually!

-Thom

Please file a ticket, and be sure to put the version of libxine that is present.

-Thom

Here is the key line:

05   03/09/13 9:33:03.716      Running without DeviceData, will try to add device <0xb5943b70>
01   03/09/13 9:33:03.755      GSD Port is not specified. Instantiating non-IO Wrapper. <0xb5943b70>

Neither a TCP Port device data, or a Com Port on PC device data is specified, so GSD is not opening an I/O channel.

-Thom

You will need to go to the web admin, Advanced > Configuration > Unknown devices, find your device in the list, click unlock. You'll then want to DELETE FROM PnpQueue; if you want the pnp subsystem to figure this out, faster.. Reload router.

-Thom