I’ve been using this wonderfull media center for a few month now and be pretty pleased with it (exept the no netflix support… damn you netflix !).
When a popup shows up to ask for an update, I’ve said “go on my friend, get new yummy package and continue to amaze me !”… Hum… sorry, I get distracted some times.
After the update completed (I gess, I didn’t see the upgrade progress), the system restarted and since I got a sad face and can’t acces my media center…
I tried serveral thing to fix it up :
I’ve booted up directly on OSMC (I got a triple boot with Raspbian by default) → No change
I’ve tried to rename the “.kodi” folder to see if one of my addon mess things up (thanks to this topic) → No change
I’ve try an upgrade (with the “apt-get dist-upgrade” command, not “apt-get upgrade”) → Nothing to upgrade
I’ve checked the partitions space, thanks to this topic → Got room
I’ve try the “apt-get install --reinstall” → Didn’t seems to do anything
Try an fdisk → Didn’t understand how it works, the only recovery mode I got is the NOOB/PINN one for my multi-boot install.
I run OSMC on a triple boot made with PINN.
The two others boot (Raspbian and RetroPie) are doing fine.
Yes, the logs are with the .kodi restored.
Here’s one after the renaming (and the “sudo systemctl start mediacenter” command) : https://paste.osmc.tv/yisosagoto
And fortunally, I’ve try the manual upgrade after reading the forum, so only did the “apt-get dist-upgrade”, never the “apt-get upgrade”.
But did an “apt-get update” first…
Not it will not affect any settings, so no back up required.
Also the noob automated generated config.txt settings, seem to be underclocking the pi. This may actually be the cause of the issue, I would remove at least these lines:
The change in the config.txt didn’t do the trick.
I’ve try to delete all the lines under the NOOB settings, didn’t work either.
I’ve reverted theses settings (exept for the underclocking lines I’ve kept deleted)
I’m launching the reinstall of rbp2-mediacenter-osmc.