Scoreboard frequently gets in a reboot loop, you see the loading goal screen and it reboots from that page. #452
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What is causing the crash? Send the log (can be accessed thiugh supervisor or there's a command in the image if you use that). Which version are you running? |
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How did I forget that, I am running 1.8.2.1 Take this url and paste it into your issue. You can create an issue @ │ |
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Do you have a location set in your config file? Did you run the scoreboard while blank? If so try putting your location in and deleting the sb_cache directory in /tmp and see if that makes a difference. |
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What is the easiest way to do this?
I have one set in raspi-config.
…On Wed, Mar 13, 2024 at 10:38 PM azaroth08 ***@***.***> wrote:
Do you have a location set in your config file? Did you run the scoreboard
while blank?
If so try putting your location in and deleting the sb_cache directory in
/tmp and see if that makes a difference.
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I set a location using nhl_setup and deleted the cache and the issue remains. |
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Did you reboot after the delete of the cache? Shouldn't need to, but just in case you didn't reboot after you delete. The cache.db gets recreated if it's not there and will store the location it pulls down from ipinfo so we don't overwhelm it if we get in a crash loop. Also, it does look like there was some network issues in your logs but it could just be a timeout to the NHL site. Hard to tell. Also, what are you putting in for your location in the config? It didn't get included with the Pastebin (I think I need to revisit that script again and see what's going on) |
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I keep trying with no luck. It contiues to run for a day or so and then start the loop again.=> Press Ctrl-C to exit <== I saved an image of the sd card while in a working state, if I flash the sdcard with the image it works for a while. |
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Hmmm. Try running the program in the terminal with "--loglevel=DEBUG" attached to the end. Let's see if that gives an actual error. |
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Here is some debug output tps://api.github.com:443 "GET connectionpool.py:457 24-03-19 20:15:01 DEBUG /etc/localtime found unix.py:123 24-03-19 20:15:22 DEBUG /etc/localtime found unix.py:123 24-03-19 20:15:44 DEBUG /etc/localtime found unix.py:123 |
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Here is a bit more. 24-03-19 20:18:48 DEBUG /etc/localtime found unix.py:123 |
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Another note, Today it just started working after be in the loop for a day. I suspect it could be on the API endpoint. |
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I just installed 1.8.2.1 from the image and my scoreboard is in the reboot loop as well. I will let it run and see if it stops or if it continues. |
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If you have v1.8.2.1 of the image you'll need to update the code in the /home/pi/nhl-led-scoreboard directory to fix the onIce CRASH LOOP.
This will bring in the fix for when the onIce error shows up. The next version of the image will have this fix. If you aren't running the image and have v1.8.2 of the scoreboard code, you can also just do a git pull in the directory you installed the code in and it'll pull down the onIce fix. |
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I ran git pull and it says I am up to date but the reboot loop continues. |
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Need logs to determine what's causing your crash. |
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This is what I get in the supervisor Checking for dimmer hl-led-scoreboard/src/boards/scoreticker.py", line 32, in render |
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Your SD card is corrupt. You need to reflash or get a new one |
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I ran git pull last evening and so far I have not see the issue again. |
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@jeepdrvr71 Did you run a sb-restart after the update? I don't know for sure but I assume it is necessary. |
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@drmuhlestein Thank you! |
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The image was built as soon as v1.8.2 code base came out. After running for a few days, there was a crash that was occurring that was a very minor fix that didn't require a full release. I'll be doing another image in the near-ish future to update to the most recent bookworm release. It will pull in the latest codebase which includes the fix for the onIce crash. |
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My scoreboard ran all weekend with no issues. The problem is resolved for me. |
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This seems to happen randomly. Somedays it will load and somedays it will not.
I have tried the following and the issue remains.
I switched Raspberry PI hardware, and I've tried 3B+ and 4B.
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