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running a recent development build mDNS discovery did not work. I have 2 OpenEVSE chargers and only the one running the 4.1.1 firmware showed up

`$ avahi-browse -t -r _openevse._tcp

• eth0 IPv4 openevse1 _openevse._tcp local = eth0 IPv4 openevse1 _openevse._tcp local hostname = [openevse1.local] address = [172.17.46.11] port = [80] txt = ["type=openevse_huzzah32" "version=4.1.1" "id=246f28a6d220"] ` Downgrading the second one to the 4.1.1 release firmware had it show up again

`$ avahi-browse -t -r _openevse._tcp

• eth0 IPv4 openevse2 _openevse._tcp local
• eth0 IPv4 openevse1 _openevse._tcp local = eth0 IPv4 openevse2 _openevse._tcp local hostname = [openevse2.local] address = [172.17.46.210] port = [80] txt = ["type=openevse_wifi_v1" "version=4.1.1" "id=e0e2e6040760"] = eth0 IPv4 openevse1 _openevse._tcp local hostname = [openevse1.local] address = [172.17.46.11] port = [80] txt = ["type=openevse_huzzah32" "version=4.1.1" "id=246f28a6d220"] `

It may be that it is crashing on the "openevse_wifi_v1" hardware. a current run of avahi-browse gives me ` avahi-browse -t -r _openevse._tcp

• eth0 IPv4 openevse2 _openevse._tcp local
• eth0 IPv4 openevse1 _openevse._tcp local = eth0 IPv4 openevse1 _openevse._tcp local hostname = [openevse1.local] address = [172.17.46.11] port = [80] txt = ["type=openevse_huzzah32" "version=4.1.1" "id=246f28a6d220"] Failed to resolve service 'openevse2' of type '_openevse._tcp' in domain 'local': Timeout reached `

Is this still an issue?

It is not an issue with 4.1.9