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WebThingsIO / gateway-docker

Legacy docker image for WebThings Gateway - now moved to main gateway repo at https://github.com/WebThingsIO/gateway
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Raspberry Pi reboots when trying to pull the image #16

Closed fussballball closed 5 years ago

fussballball commented 5 years ago

Upon pulling the image the raspberry Pi reboots. Clean install, nothing else done. Logging via SSH the connection got closed, to figure the problem out I hooked it up to a desktop. Turns out, it reboots.

Excerpt from cat /etc/os-release Output: PRETTY_NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch)" VERSION_ID="9" ID=raspbian ID_LIKE=debian

docker --version Docker version 18.09.0, build 4d60db4

docker run hello-world does give the expected output (and does not reboot), docker pull mozillaiot/gateway:arm results in the following output:

Unable to find image 'mozillaiot/gateway:arm' locally  
arm: Pulling from mozillaiot/gateway  
773085009f9c: Pulling fs layer  
15973945ecf5: Pulling fs layer  
4e25b539801e: Pulling fs layer  
a84cdb78f6b0: Waiting  
0c9b8944dc77: Waiting  
e5d5b177fb91: Waiting  
b607d4912e2c: Waiting  
f0483e81618e: Waiting  
a1e85dbd8e2c: Waiting  
e01229de56d3: Waiting  
9dd67d3b7895: Waiting  
e983d85a8d9c: Waiting  
00e328c139d4: Waiting  
7ae91a156a8c: Waiting  
Connection reset by 192.168.X.ZZZ port 22.

Then the raspberry reboots.

Still trying to figure out if it is my bad (I am assuming not, since it is a clean install of the OS), and if others can reproduce the issue.

Best and thanks a lot!

P.S: cloning the git repository and then trying to build it results in the same behavior. The Code used was this (/path/to/shared/data was changed obviously): git clone https://github.com/mozilla-iot/gateway-docker cd gateway-docker docker build -t gateway . docker run \ -d \ --rm \ -v /path/to/shared/data:/home/node/.mozilla-iot \ --net=host \ --name mozilla-iot-gateway \ gateway

mrstegeman commented 5 years ago

Is it possible that you're running out of space on your SD card? The Docker image is ~1.6 GB.

fussballball commented 5 years ago

That's a good guess, but not really. It's a 32GB SD Card with only raspbian and docker installed. I think about 27GB are left. I made a clean reset on another SD card, with the same result. Also, the reboot happens almost immediately (on a normal PC I would say it blue-screens, but on the raspberry there's no blue screen and no error message - it just reboots)

mrstegeman commented 5 years ago

The only time I’ve seen these issues are with either a bad RPi or a bad power adapter.

@dhylands any other ideas?

fussballball commented 5 years ago

Power adapter seems to have been the issue. Sorry for opening an issue for that - I genuinely thought (since I bought a recommended power adapter, though from an online forum recommended) that that would not be an issue. So far it also hadn't been. Thanks for the hint.

mrstegeman commented 5 years ago

No problem! Glad you got it figured out.