System freezes while playing video on Kodi

[calexicoca]

I always accept update of my OSMC and never had an issues. But last week I had a problem with Kodi v.15.2. Since I installed V.15.2 Kodi was playing everything I throw in without a hitch. But last few days it started acting on me by freezing video at least once during an hour program. I mostly watch videos from my NAS or desktop accessed via NFS or SMB. When it happens I cannot do anything but to unplug the power cord and restart my Pi. I did not install any new plugins. The only thing I did was to disable hardware acceleration because some videos would not play video only audio so this fixed that issue so I can play these file now.

I would be very thankful if someone can look at my log and help me find out what is the issue here.

Thanks in advance!

log:
http://xbmclogs.com/pa5ekstjq

[Toast]

Use the myosmc addon for uploading logs instead

or in ssh grab-logs -a

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[calexicoca]

Sorry for not following the rules.

Here is my log

http://paste.osmc.io/cavulotadu

Thanks for replying promptly

[Toast]

hmm thats not all of the logs running it overclocked by any chance ?

[calexicoca]

I might. I really don’t remember. The log I posted i got using grab-logs -a. That is all I got

[Toast]

sry my mistake it supposed to be -A capital kinda hungover today

so grap-logs -A

it might take a while

[calexicoca]

You should be sleeping and resting not helping clueless noobs,

Here it is
http://paste.osmc.io/zunuwaluca

[Toast]

hehe yepp but i need to stay awake cause im going to deadpool in an hour or two so i need to kill some time before that

think this is related to overclocking and corruption of the filesystem had a similar issue the yesterday with a guy that had no ethernet so turn off or atleast set it to modest overclocking and run a fsck on the filesystem.

[Toast]

[Solved] SD card or Ethernet module corruption (Updated title)

Creating /forcefsck will not by default do anything in OSMC. For this to have any effect you would have to edit your /etc/fstab and change the 0 at the end of the line for the root file system for 1. Then touch /forcefsck would trigger systemd to do a filesystem scan. However the recommended way to force a full fsck on boot in OSMC is to edit /boot/cmdline.txt and add the word forcefsck there. This will trigger a full deep fsck scan and repair in the initramfs which runs very early during boo…

[calexicoca]

I am afraid I do not understand fully. I downloaded fstab and it has only this in it:

/dev/mmcblk0p1 /boot vfat defaults,noatime 0 0 /dev/mmcblk0p2 / ext4 defaults,noatime 0 0

So I don’t know where to put 1?

Or should I just disable overclocking? Mind you I had a system set as such for 4-5 months and never had an issue till last few days.

[Toast]

corruption doesnt happen overnight it takes a while like you said 4.5 months of wear and tear

last digit to 1 on both lines then the rest that the post suggest you should do

[calexicoca]

Ok. So what I have now in my fstab is:
/dev/mmcblk0p1 /boot vfat defaults,noatime 0 1 /dev/mmcblk0p2 / ext4 defaults,noatime 0 1

and my comdline.txt:
root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootfstype=ext4 rootwait quiet osmcdev=rbp2 forcefsck
Should I also disable overclocking before I restart OSMC?

[Toast]

yes please

[calexicoca]

I am trying to ftp comdline.txt to my pi via Filezilla ftp program but it won’t overwrite original. What should I do?

Never mind I did with sudo nano edited both files. Restarted and see what happens?