Closed antonbek89 closed 1 year ago
if it is only an issues with two corals then most likely it is a power issue and your system is not able to provide enough power for both
I have 650w power supply How many Wat one Coral take ? And the problem is with the mother board (he don't give to sub port enough power) or with power supply ?
the problem will be with the USB power delivery, power supply itself in your case would be irrelevant. You may want to see if you can split the USBs between two different USB BUS or try a powered USB hub.
the problem will be with the USB power delivery, power supply itself in your case would be irrelevant. You may want to see if you can split the USBs between two different USB BUS or try a powered USB hub.
You right as usual (: I connected each Coral to different BUS usb and its work ok !
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Describe the problem you are having
Hey I have situation when I'm trying connect 2 Coral USB to my system, after couple of hour/s the docker crash and doing restart On the system tab I can see actualy the 2 Coral and they work for sure (the light is blinking both of them)
With one Coral USB everything working good for days/weeks I not have any logs to share from Frigate cause when its happened its new log
I used PC Mother board - H310 s2h 2.0 (if its relevant)
Version
0.12.0-DA3E197
Frigate config file
docker-compose file or Docker CLI command
Relevant log output
Operating system
Debian
Install method
Docker Compose
Coral version
USB
Any other information that may be helpful
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