RowdyMuncher
commented
9 months ago Exactly same here on Rpi 5
Closed x3llaz closed 9 months ago
RowdyMuncher
commented
9 months ago Exactly same here on Rpi 5
x3llaz
commented
9 months ago Exactly same here on Rpi 5
Didn't want to say this but I'm glad I'm not the only one. 😅
apstudio
commented
9 months ago Same problem on PI 5. On PI 4 is OK.
x3llaz
commented
9 months ago Same problem on PI 5. On PI 4 is OK.
Are you running a hat too with an Nvme SSD? Just curious.
apstudio
commented
9 months ago Same problem on PI 5. On PI 4 is OK.
Are you running a hat too with an Nvme SSD? Just curious.
Yes. via hat with NVME. On PI 4 is via USB to M.2 SSD.
hardaysknight
commented
9 months ago Same problem. Rpi5
PataconVP
commented
9 months ago I have the same problem and I'm not running a SSD hat
cdrmx
commented
9 months ago Hi, same problem. Raspi 5, sdcard OS. thank's for your help
turby666
commented
9 months ago Same here pi5 with sdcard, not able to update to 4.6
x3llaz
commented
9 months ago I guess it doesn't matter if we are using a hat or not or even an Nvme SSD since even SD cards are affected. I'm tempted to just uninstall CasaOS 0.4.5 and revert it back to 0.4.3. 😅
Update: I did and went with it. I forced a downgrade to CasaOS 0.4.3 by using command:
curl -fsSL https://get.casaos.io/v0.4.4-3 | sudo bashI didn't even have to uninstall CasaOS. I just did the command above. So far everything is working as intended. All my docker containers are launching with no errors. This also fixed the bug on 0.4.5 where I can't change the wallpaper. I won't be updating CasaOS to the latest from now on unless it's very stable and have features I need or there's an important security patch from now on. 🫤
PiBenchmark results even with CasaOS 0.4.3 running:
RandRead: 63294 - RandWrite: 265456 - Read: 175455 - Write: 193518
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Description: 2TB Crucial P3 Nvme SSD using Geekworm hat on a Raspberry Pi 5
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Alias (leave blank for Anonymous): xellaz
Category Test Result
HDParm Disk Read 801.31 MB/sec
HDParm Cached Disk Read 815.70 MB/sec
DD Disk Write 370 MB/s
FIO 4k random read 167868 IOPS (671475 KB/s)
FIO 4k random write 48761 IOPS (195047 KB/s)
IOZone 4k read 175455 KB/s
IOZone 4k write 193518 KB/s
IOZone 4k random read 63294 KB/s
IOZone 4k random write 265456 KB/s
Score: 48146
Compare with previous benchmark results at:
https://pibenchmarks.com/For those that wants to try, the command is below:
sudo curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TheRemote/PiBenchmarks/master/Storage.sh | sudo bash😁
CorrectRoadH
commented
9 months ago Thanks for your feedback. We have fixed the bug. You can rerun the install/update script to install/update CasaOS. 😃
x3llaz
commented
9 months ago Thanks for your feedback. We have fixed the bug. You can rerun the install/update script to install/update CasaOS. 😃
Thanks! Indeed, everything is working great now! 😁
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Manual command update via terminal fails the same way too as shown below.
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Neofetch info:
I'm not sure if this is possibly caused by the storage too. I have recently changed the storage of my Raspberry Pi 5 from a USB3 SSD to an Nvme M.2 SSD (2TB Crucial P3) using the hat from Geekworm (Geekworm X1001 PCIe M.2 Key-M NVMe SSD PIP PCIe Peripheral Board for Raspberry Pi 5) and removed the USB SSD afterwards after changing the settings to make the Nvme SSD my main boot drive.
lsblk:
My only storage on the Pi 5 is the 2TB Nvme SSD now. Update keeps failing at the migration part. I really want to get this update 'coz updating to 0.4.5 also broke the ability to change wallpapers for me. Let me know if you need more infos. Thanks & keep it up with CasaOS! 👍