Thanks for the tip! I will try to configure the swap :)
But, i'm wondering about one thing with the Direct Local. I'm using version 1.03, and in the server settings it is 2 settings under Direct Local:
- Overwrite with remote path part
- Overwrite with local path part
Nr 2 seems ok. But i'm not sure about nr 1. What do you mean by this? I'm using a PC as Plexserver. Should I share a folder on the PC that is used as a "temp" folder for Plex or something?
Edit:
I've set the logging to Normal, but it seems like the dreambox is totally dead when this happends, and no logging about the error is written.
you need both seetings to ensure, that direct local is running.
maybe this explaination helps:
"Direct Local"
Advantages: The medias are played directly from E2."
Prequesits: This mode works if your plex library is mounted on your Dreambox and accessable."
HowTo: You can use Windows or Linux based Plexserver."
Sample content for Library location: movies | tvshows | music"
Media location in Plex for Windows (sample): C:\path\of\library\root\movies\movie.mkv"
OR
Media location Plex for Linux (sample): /path/of/library/root/movies\movie.mkv"
Media location on the Dreambox (sample): /media/net/mountpoint/movies\movie.mkv"
As you can see movies/\movie.mkv is identical."
According to this just set up the following:"
Remote Path Part >>> C:\path\of\library\root\ or /path/of/library/root/"
Local Path Part >>> /media/net/mountpoint/"
if you want to have your logs even after restart you can change the location of the file in the settings to somewhere on your hdd. then you should have also a former_dreamplex.log after a crash.
another pissbility is to start the box via telnet:
init 4; sleep, enigma2
this will show everything in the console. so if the image get stuck you see in realtime everything happening on your box. the advantage of this solution is, that you also see e2 messages.
hope this helps