So my vero 4k is turning off / or disconnecting, its in a remote room so only use it from SSH and as TVheadend server
I disconnected power and reconnected, after a min or 2 will disconnect again when i checked for updates it said it could do some due to time, checked system and it was 4 days out
then did updates and all went through and everything seemed to be working for 30 mins, but now the system is showing time around 40 mins less than actual time, and its back to disconnecting, im on kernal 4.9
any other suggestions?
doing anything on SSH generally gives me a few minutes before i get disconnected
^^ just run, so about 11.40 last night it disconnected but system showed about 11.12
current date and time is correct
Wed Feb 17 13:12:47 GMT 2021
now been up and running 45 mins and still ok, an obviously nothings changed as im not at home
i have noticed 1 TV dongle seems to be missing on TVHeadend, other 2 are still showing as connected
The log shows that there doesnât seem to be a connection to the Internet, though with an uptime of only 39 seconds, itâs difficult to be 100% sure.
As a first step, Iâd suggest that you reboot your router and then wait a few minutes before providing new logs.
already tried that yesterday before 11, i do run a DNS server on a Pi this will be rebooted same time as the osmc as its on same remote plug socket, but this has been like that for over a year and been fine
its still up and running now, so turn on is identical each time through smart plug
problem i have is and @sam_nazarko I was told on the old kernel version the USB TV adapters dont boot right from a OSMC restart so only shows the realtek adapters, and not the sony ones. So I had to add a smart plug to turn both powered usb hub off and the OSMC, so meant I couldnt use the restart, had to use shut down then goto other side of house turn both off then turn both on. so system had everything connected.
I was hoping after 4.9 this issue with TV cards would be fixed but its still same.
Systems been fine since the times corrected, but when the OSMC first gets power the + logo is red then turns off, cant remember if thats normal or not.
the Pi with Pihole is on seperate power supply now, just thought its odd systems been fine run like that for so long to have that issue
Just to clarify. Are you shutting down the Vero4K first, eg using cron, before powering it down via the smart plug? Just pulling the plug on a Linux system is not recommended and will eventually lead to file system corruption.
(Of course, if youâd been having time-related problems, cron wouldnât have run things at the correct timeâŚ)