Doesnt work for me it find the PlexPi but all input doesnt give any effect.
Btw any way to update the pi runnig plex? sudo apt-get update doesnt work
rasplex bin # sudo apt-get update
sudo: apt-get: command not found
Thank you, this worked perfectly for me! Time to sell my atv2 and use the rpi as my main plex client.
Same here, the Plex iOS app finds Rasplex, but input doesn't work/hangs the app.
Martin could you update the pi?
I just sold mine for $200 on cl i will miss netflix hopefully the come up with a substitute
I think you just use:
emerge -avG plexht
As per Dale's blog post.
But I don't think there's any updates out yet, so we can try it in action :)
Martin i ve been talking about the pi internal firmware to get the wifi stick working … I guess I don’t run the latest that’s why it isn’t shown to me if I search for wifi networks …
How do you shut down the pi correctly? PlexHT crashed and /sbin/poweroff didn’t work from the command line. I pulled the power and just as it does in RaspBMC, it corrupts the card and ruins the blocks. Only thing left to do is re-image the card.
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# shutdown -h now<br />
Allways works for me
I just pull the power on my pi setup all the time (power supply is hooked to the tv) and it has not corrupted anything
Plex doesn’t start automatically after I’ve loaded the image, I just get the prompt asking for a login…
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Type root
Hit return
Type plexht and hit return again and enjoy!
Thanks JiK, figured that part out!
Any thoughts on how to make it start automatically with the Pi?
Type: pht-autostart-on
Then "reboot" to test it.
Worked like a charm! Thanks!
rc3 has a new rasplex-update script which will update plex.
it will require though a small patch on the first line : replace /usr/bin ... with /bin...
rc3 has also some new issues which we'll work on, some are on playback still which can be annoying.
Enjoy ! :)
Thanks for the new release 
Can I run Rasplex from my USB stick instead of the SD card?
Is it just a matter of editing config.txt, setting “root=” to “/dev/sda2”, like on Raspbmc?
Where can we grab the latest builds?
Many of the questions I’ve seen here are answered on my blog at blog.srvthe.net
All stable builds are at: rasplex.srvthe.net/rasplex-stable.img.zip
All unstable builds (latest/more frequent) are at: rasplex.srvthe.net/rasplex-unstable.img.zip
As for wifi cards (supported by kernel - has nothing to do with raspbian/gentoo, etc), you must run wicd-curses. If no adapter shows up, enter preferences, and ensure that your interface (wlan0) is set as the wlan interface, then refresh the networks.
As for login, use just “root”, or ssh in with plexuser:rasplex
apt-get doesn’t work because this is not based on raspbian. We are currently making a raspbian port, but it is at least a week or two away for parity with the existing build. We are also working on an openelec based port.
I must stress that this port is probably not ready for everyday use yet, and is still in early alpha. If you want to try it out and help out, head down to Trello and cut cards for bugs that you find (you need to make a trello account, and /msg void_ptr on chat.srvthe.net in the plex channel to be able to post bugs).
If you would like to help support the project and support development in a way other than testing/bug reporting or developing, you can donate at http://srvthe.net - developers work faster when they aren’t hungry and have lots of coffee! 
Dale,
Thanks for the update.
wicd-curses doesn’t seem to save the authentication settings;
If I change the “WPA/2 Hex” default setting to “WPA/2 Passphrase”, which my network uses, the setting doesn’t stick and I can’t connect to my wireless network.
Any ideas?
