I faced similar kind of issue last time, I am still searching for some proper solution Same issue still no fix to this.
If you're using Emby-next-gen, I think I've narrowed it down to being an issue with that addon. I've opened a thread on the Emby forums: https://emby.media/community/inde…comment-1134768
1. are reboots in general problematic ?
2. are your reboots always at the same time ?
and if yes:
3. What happens at that time ?
I could think of a DSL internet router doing a reconnect within 24 h ... and your Pi is doing something needing a internet connection at that time and then crash, reboot, stuck at boot ...
switch debug on, reboot and post the link to the log file after the nightly reboot occurred !
see:
1. no
2. looks like they are around the same time (between 3am and 4am).
3. not that I know of. the pi is connected locally to my Emby server located on my Unraid server, which does some things around that time (shuts down containers for backup, enables mover to move files, etc). Not sure how to could be related though.
I captured 2 log files form the past 3 nights. surprisingly, since I enabled debug log, instead of rebooting, the Pi just freezes without rebooting. The last 2 nights, it happened between 3:35 and 3:40. The logs have been captured using 2 distinct SD cards, so I guess we can exclude the scenario of a bad card.
Here are the links to the log files. Somehow I get an error trying to upload them here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R8MR7g…iew?usp=sharing, https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sUFhRu…iew?usp=sharing
Thanks!
You're probably hitting the "flip done, timeout" problem. Update to LE10.0.2 and then run the RPi firmware update from LE settings.
I clean flashed 10.0.2 and did what you asked. I had the same issue last night at around 3am.
Sorry for not being more precise, my bad. By upgrading I meant full SD card wipe and clean install.
Hello there, I've been using 9.2.6 for some time and it's mostly been working great. However, after upgrading to 10.0.0.1, the raspberry Pi seems to reboot every night and get stuck at the boot screen (see attached picture). I need to unplug the power cord and plug it back in so that LE boots again.
Anyone knows how I could troubleshoot the issue?
Thanks!
Hello, I've been trying to setup LE 10 on a raspberry pi 4. Whenever I watch something with DTS-HD MA sound, everything goes fine. However when I turn the TV and AVR off, then back on again the next day to watch something else, the sound falls back to stereo. My AVR detects only stereo signal coming out of the Pi, that is until I turn off and on back again the Pi when the AVR is turned on, then my AVR receives the correct DTS-HD-MA signal.
When going into the audio settings when the AVR is receiving only stereo, I can see that all settings related to DTS-HD and DTS-HA MA are not present. But when I go back into those settings after rebooting the pi with the AVR on, the settings are back.
So basically when I want to watch something with HD sound, I need to turn off and on the pi everytime, but with the AVR turned on. This issue was not present on LE 9.2.x. Is there any way I could make the HD sound settings to stick between AVR reboots?
Thanks!
