Posts by Clipps

    And it looks like I may not be alone with this issue (as a sanity check): https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=361171

    Pi 5 xHCI controller fails during disk-to-disk copy behind a hub · Issue #5753 · raspberrypi/linux
    Describe the bug Doing an rsync between two spinning rust drives attached to the same hub causes a suspected controller lockup. The symptom is [ 194.841355]…
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    How do I do the equivalent of: sudo rpi-update pulls/5778 on libreelec please?

    Actually, by chance i think I managed to catch the errors with those logging commands

    So that seems to be what happens when the drive unmounts. That final error is me trying to ssh with a third terminal

    Apologies for the late reply... been busy with the festive period.

    Thank you very much for the replies. I've been updating to the latest nightly every time a new one has released and the issue persists. The issue with having a constant ssh connection is the issue is very sporadic. Sometimes the uptime will be a day or two, other times it'll be a few hours; it's very inconsistent.

    Is there a more permanent log file which I can look at which persists between reboots?

    genisho It doesn't look like OS 10 is an option for me since i'm using the RPi 5 here but I might go so far as to try a version 11 nightly and see if the issue persists there.

    I seem to have an issue (seems to be consistent across several nightlies now) that after a while, the SSD which is connected via USB 3.0 unmounts, prompting a restart of the Pi 5. It doesn't seem to happen when watching content so must be some kind of low power state the Pi 5 enters when idle. I can interact with Libreelec but none of my files are present and I can't ssh into the Pi; I'm assuming all I'm interacting with here is what is loaded into RAM.

    I'm using the official 27 watt power plug, and never had this issue when using a Pi 4 (with the standard Pi 4 plug) so it must be some new, lower power usage features unmounting the SSD. Or maybe something to do with HDMI CEC when the TV is turned off.

    Any ideas? Thank you

    Just received my Pi5 and noticed that I actually have to use a different power supply to the 5.1V 3A Pi 4 model[1]. I've noticed that libreelec sometimes fails to boot on the original power supply as it gets hung on the boot screen logo but swapping to my Steam Deck's 45 W powersupply fixed the issue and it boots very quickly. I have two questions:

    1) What is everyone elses experience with the Pi5's power requirements? I was kind of hoping to run Libreelec in more of a low power environment but even on the Pi 4's charger, it was hitting around 70-80 'C during playback (and network file transfer).

    2) Can I get away with something like this since the official black Pi 5 power supplies are all out of stock.

    Many thanks

    [1] You don't necessarily need to, but you need to edit the config.txt file with usb_max_current_enable=1 to get the thing to actually boot)