Closed Fensterbank closed 6 years ago
Hi Frédéric,
The new FABUI is compatible with all units out there.
However there are a lot of decompression errors in the logs you attached.
SQUASHFS error: lzo decompression failed, data probably corrupt
Files on the sdcard are corrupted so try to flash the sdcard again or even try a different sdcard.
Thanks for the response. I'll try it again asap and give feedback here.
For what it's worth, I had the same issues during the beta phase. I had to give up the original fabtotum sdcard because there was too often corruption on it.
Indeed, it worked with another SD card. There was a bit confusion (maybe someone received a mail from github with another content) because nothing happened on screen and while I thought it's stuck again, there was the web interface just waiting for me to start the installation.
Maybe a boot message like "please open 192.168.1.50 to continue the installation" would be helpful. 😉
Hello,
I followed the wiki to format SD Card and sucessfully went through the first installation web interface until the system wanted to restart (with this 60 seconds timer). But: Never any light went red, blue or whatever. It blinks yellow like ever. I also doesn't beep. It makes nothing with the Fabtotum.
After the timer passed, nothing happened. I connected my monitor and realized, lighttpd wasn't even started, so I rebooted the system. When I watch Colibri starting on monitor all looks fine, lighttpd ist starting, FabtotumServices.py is running, ethernet is working... but the system is dead. When I open the IP address in browser, it is loading (so lighttpd listens to the port) but nothing happens.
When I reboot, I see
[FAIL] Stopping FABUI WebSocket Server
During boot Starting the WebSocket Server succeeded, so I think this thing crashed.
I have the first Fabtotum from the crowdfunding. Is Colibri even compatible with my Fabtotum model?
I attach a few log messages. Other log files are empty or not relevant.
/var/log/syslog
/var/log/fabui/FabtotumServices.log
/var/log/fabui/setCamera.log
/var/log/lighttpd