Posts by prakashpandey

Da Flex : So sorry. I formatted the SD Card before reading this comment.

Hello Hias,

Greetings! I have recently purchased the official power adaptor and I am using it here.

I forced restarted Pi several times and then I got this errors: Please see the attached image

I am also getting kernel panic error: Please see the attached image

I have installed a fresh new image of LibreElec in My RPi-4 and after few days it is not booting up properly. Please see the image:

OS: LibreElec 10.0.2

Hardware: RPi-4 8 GB

@Hias Thank you for your Comment. I will surely try a different power supply.

Right now I am using Desk Pi Pro 2.0 case and using their power adapter QC 3.0 Power Supply which says it provides enough power for the RPi 4  Output: DC3.6-6.5V == 3A/6.5-9V == 2A/9V-12V ==1.5A 18W and as per the logs and your suggestion it is not providing enough power.

Can I use OnePlus SUPERVOOC 80W Power Adapter for RPi 4? Specification :  DC 5V - 2A or DC 11V - 7.3A max 

In logs you can see two different dates: Feb 02 and Jul 16.

I am not sure why Feb 02 is there as I formatted my SD Card and installed a fresh new image of `LibreElec 10.0.2` today.

It took 6 tries to boot LibreElec successfully 3rd time. Pasting here few more logs. I thing these log trails may be helpful in debugging the problem.

Thank you!

tv:~ # journalctl -b 0 | pastebinit
http://ix.io/44xb
tv:~ # systemd-analyze blame | pastebinit
http://ix.io/44xc

After writing the above post I tried my luck again:

It didn't booted for 8 tries and then booted again:

Sharing logs of the following commands again. Please have a look

tv:~ # journalctl -b 0 | pastebinit
http://ix.io/44wp
tv:~ # systemd-analyze blame | pastebinit
http://ix.io/44wq
tv:~ # 

I am using LibreElec to use Kodi as my home media centre

OS Version: LibreElec 10.0.2

Hardware: Raspberry Pi 4 8 GB

Display Screen: LG 4K Monitor Screen

Problem Statement:

LibreElec is either slow booting( take long time e.g 4 mins) or not booting at all (waited upto 20 mins and still din't boot).

Please see the logs of the following commands

$ journalctl -b 0 | pastebinit

http://ix.io/44vA

$ systemd-analyze blame | pastebinit
http://ix.io/44vB