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> > > I had a Code 22 (Device disabled) issue on Windows 10 1803. > The underlying cause appeared to be that the scanner got installed with the default...
I'm working on it... I have ported the hans executable to Android 5.0 and it runs great (needs some very small changes but overall not many modifications). I'm currently working...
True, it's not that much - 0.5 MB out of 3.5 MB of compiled executable. More like a proof of concept.
I can confirm this issue. This sounds like a NAT traversal issue to me, seems that hans cannot handle multiple IPs behind the same NAT box.
Given the fact that NAT uses ICMP query ID to identify the machines behind NAT box, is it possible to do the same on hans? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3022
I suppose you have NDIS6 version of TAP driver (9.2x) installed? It seems that hans shares the same problem of iodine for Windows, which has compatibility issues with NDIS6 drivers....
Actually there is, check Arch Linux ARM. Not for Raspbian, though.
This seems no longer an issue now, though I don't bother to bisect which commit fixed it :-). Closed.
Bump - is this dead?
>You should look at ROCKNIX Well, the reason I'm asking is that Lakka's UI is entirely Retroarch - I do not want EmuStation at all.