Confirm RPi2 not 3 or 4.
Post config.txt and cmdline.txt it *might* show something - but I doubt it.
Without any other information, it's difficult to diagnose any issues.
SD card issue?
Posts by Iridium
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Just upgraded a RPi2 fresh 9.2.1 to 9.2.3 without issues.
Also fresh install of 9.2.3 works.
Maybe removing "quiet" from /flash/cmdline.txt will give more information.
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Used the image write tool to write the image to the SSD.
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Used the image write tool to write the image to the SSD.
The RPi4 still needs to boot from a SD card. USB booting is not yet available for the RPi4. This limitation will (hopefully) be availably in the future.
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If you intend to "clone" the whole SD card then NO - the RPi3 and RPi4 images are different.
Create a backup of your system on the RPi4 with the LE backup function and then use that to restore into your Rpi3. It *should* work
Try it. You've got nothing to lose as the RPi3 is a new install.
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I would also look at your RPi4 power supply. If it's an official RPi one then you're good to go. If not, then that could cause issues also.
Runvcgencmd get_throttled If NOT 0x0 then you have another problem
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If they are HDDs (Old style mechanical platter type) then they should have their own power supply. Try powering both HDDs via a powered hub and see if you still have issues.
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Please create a separate thread for "adguard" related issues. Tnx
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You could use systemd which is also supported.
I would look at WHAT is using all the memory. A swapfile will help, but it's like adding a bucket to stop a leaking roof. It's possible that there is a memory hog - which is quite possible as a lot of addons are not optimised.
To be honest, asking an RPi3 to do what you want is like asking a Trabant to outperform a Ferrari. Buy an RPi4 4G and your problems should disappear.
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If I understand you correctly, you have one RPi and 2 screens. You want the output to go to one or the other depending on the OS being used.
If so, your simplest solution would be to buy a HDMI splitter - making sure it supports one in two out - and use that switch to switch displays.
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Please provide the output of cat /storage/.config/system.d/storage-nasvideo.mount and ls -al /storage
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Generally the internal wifi antenna of the RPi is not the best in the world. Unless you are "really" close to your router you can expect issues. If you really need to use Wifi, then it's best to use an USB wifi (with a large antenna) for the best reception.
Do you really need "tethered"
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In "Videos --> Files" select the DVD and press "C"
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Probably not a good idea to use the interface to copy/move large files (How large?) Use native Linux for those sort of things. It's more than likely a memory issue as LE by default does not have a swapfile. Providing a log might help but I think you're trying to crack a nut with the wrong tools.
You could try adding a swapfile and see if that solves the issue.
I've just tested on a RPi3 on 9.2.1 and copied a 4G file from USB1 to USB2 via the file manager without issues. So it's probably more related to your particular situation.
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Please create a new thread for your "Next Step"
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Those folders do NOT exist in a standard Pi-Hole installation.
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Firstly - don't add stuff and then say LE is unstable.
Quoteiw wlan0 set power_save off
Should NOT be necessary
Quoteoptions cfg80211 ieee80211_regdom=US
Should not be necessary if you have set your location in LE AND Kodi
QuoteThe only non-standard addon is Jellyfin
What about
2019-04-11 11:28:40.303 T:3011779040 NOTICE: ADDON: virtual.network-tools v9.2.0.103 installed
As @Klojum mentioned, your issue is with Jellyfin not LE. Either report the issue with Jellyfin or use Emby which might be more stable.
