Closed laiti closed 4 years ago
What hardware & OS are you using? And when this happens, can you see a hcitool and a hcidump process running in addition to the collector process?
I’m running Raspbian 9.11 on Raspberry Pi 3. The situation is not easy to catch as it happens only once a week or so. But I'll add a process logger to investigate the situation.
Finally catched this one. Here's output from my ruuvi restart script:
[Wed Jan 1 01:55:18 2020] Bluetooth: hci0: hardware error 0x19
ps -fu ruuvi:
UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME CMD
ruuvi 29200 1 0 2019 ? 03:10:46 /usr/bin/java -jar ruuvi-collector-0.2.jar
ruuvi 29218 29200 0 2019 ? 00:00:00 hcitool lescan --duplicates --passive
ruuvi 29220 29200 0 2019 ? 00:35:17 hcidump --raw
HW error, restarting ruuvi.service at Wed Jan 1 01:56:01 EET 2020
Hmm, so it seems neither hcitool nor hcidump crashes/exits when this happens, which makes it hard to reliably detect this error from within the collector as I don't want to add dependencies to dmesg as normal users can't access it on a properly secured system.. either way that'd be a workaround for a problem somewhere else; the real solution would be figuring out why the bluetooth gets those hardware errors. One possible cause for that is a bad power supply that doesn't supply stable enough voltage, as there's almost no voltage regulation on the RPi itself
Hmm, ok. I could switch to official RP power source and see if this still happens.
Every time this appears in dmesg, RuuviCollector stops collecting data:
[ke marras 27 20:51:50 2019] Bluetooth: hci0: hardware error 0x43
. The process itself does not crash, it is still there but nothing appears in logs about the situation.