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@yozz3r - if Windows is asking for a PIN code then your BT stack in Windows isn't operating in BT2.1 mode with Secure Simple Pairing. A PIN code request indicates it is attempting to use legacy 2.0 pairing. This problem usually goes away when you change the Bluetooth dongle you are using with Window...

The Airconsole Bluetooth adapter supports SeialPortProfile with Bluetooth 2.1 EDR and simple pairing. This means that making it work with Windows 7+ is easy - there is no need to AirconsoleConnect, etc (this is for WiFi only). Pair in Windows as with any other Bluetooth dongle and then connect to cr...

There is no demise or syslog because of the limited storage on the Airconsole

If there is no /dev/sdX being created then the operating system isn't detecting your USB device. Can you try a different device? And are you sure that your USB port is working (e.g. does the serial cable still work?)

I believe if you have mDNS/Bonjour installed then it will auto-detect the actual IP address of your Airconsole if it is different from the default. Check that the Bonjour service is running in Windows

The terminal.asp demo app uses Websockets connections which are created/managed by your browser. Any timeout is therefore browser related. You should consult the documentation from your browser on Websocket timeouts for more information

This is confirmed as a bug (SendHexBytes doesn't allow NUL character) and we have tasked it to be fixed in an upcoming release of GetConsole

The private server VM is a 64 bit VM - you will need a VM Host that can support 64bit VMs (your one apparently doesn't) - this is sometimes called Intel VT-x

There are hosted version of private server available here: http://www.get-console.com/shop/en/15-h ... -solutions

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If you get this error message, you can still open the installer by right-clicking and then choosing "Open". The warning box will then give you the option to continue.

We are looking into getting the installer and kext signed.

You could try telnetting into the Airconsole (user/pass is same as your web one) and seeing if the disk appears under /dev as /dev/sda1 when plugging it in? If so, you could try mounting it manually?