Help with ATV sadface

[Dexter_Ngayan]

Was working the other day. Now its getting a sadface on my ATV1.

https://paste.osmc.tv/yakahamesi

Your help is deeply appreciated.

[Alexis_Ve]

Did you apply the rcent update the OSMC? Cause that is the problem, if you r install the program it will work again, avoid the updat as have problEms with the ATV1

[Dexter_Ngayan]

the atv is on auto update. was told the only fix is to reinstall. The latest update messes atv’s.

[Alexis_Ve]

Yes @Dexter_Ngayan, the only way to solve it is re installing and if you make a back up image of all your add ons, programms etcetera, you can run it and will looks like nothing happend, if you go to My OSMC in Updates section, you can disable the auto updates and this will not bother you again. Regards from Venezuela

[sam_nazarko]

The issue should now be solved, see:

Problem with Nvidia Driver (API mismatch)

I’ve now updated the kernel to match the new NVIDIA driver API that’s shipped in Debian Jessie. I’ve pushed this to the main repository so all you need to do is update again for things to work as expected. Remember to make sure you power off your device properly or /boot will be mounted as RO and updates will fail unless you manually fsck and remount the volume. Thanks for your patience while I resolved the issue. Cheers Sam

[config]

Tried updating to the latest security update twice and received the error “An error occured while installing the following package atv-image-4.2.3-24-osmc (24)” Please report this problem to the OSMC forum…

[sam_nazarko]

This is covered in the forums. You need to run (fsck). This happens when the device
is not powered down properly.

[config]

I really appreciate all your efforts in keeping the ATV1 alive.

Well, I followed the procedures and reverted back to 17.2 but still came up with the same error “Error installing atv-image-4.2.3-24-osmc (24)…”

Should us ATV1 owners NOT upgrade to v17.3 then?

[ooZee]

Vero 1 will not update to 17.3

17.2 is the latest version in OSMC currently, but this includes the security update. The next OSMC update will ship 17.3.

[sam_nazarko]

@config

Well, I followed the procedures and reverted back to 17.2 but still came up with the same error “Error installing atv-image-4.2.3-24-osmc (24)…”

The issue is that you’re not shutting down your device correctly.
I’m not aware of a reason you shouldn’t update to the latest version of Kodi.

[bo1e]

Is it safe to update thru myosmc on the atv now? I tried a couple of days ago on a clean install, no dirty shutdowns, and still only got sad face loop.

[sam_nazarko]

It should be – if you update fully, but needs testing.

Sam