Ayrton Sparling

Does changing the edid using `./cli --log-level=7 write-file RAM 0xf900 edid.bin` work for the ms2109 as well?

It didn't seem to work. I wrote the edid to f900 and tried unplugging and plugging in the hdmi connection. No edid change.

I can confirm this as well. Both archlinux packages (`mediainfo` and `mediainfo-git`) produce `std::bad_alloc`. The development package you linked to however does work.

I ran into this issue. Exiting the moonlight-tv app, then opening it got rid of the error.

I wanted to try this but Moonlight is not selectable when selecting what to put in the PiP views. Only a few apps like youtube, photos, etc are.

I'm not. I don't know of a way of rooting my firmware version.

I'm running into this issue on #70 but I'm not using docker swarm, just docker.

Are you taking into account the ethernet header offset? ```rust ETH_HDR_LEN + offset_of!(iphdr, saddr) ```

> Ahh I see, if the protocol is IPv6 then I do not get the IP header in the data of skbuff, but only the TCP header... So this part...

Hmm, interesting. It seems like aya will only load with an offset `usize` so only positive.