I uploaded an audio file to play in the background, which worked just fine. However, just today the players started acting funny and led me to believe there was some kind of OS corruption. However, this occurred on all three identical players, at the same time. It wasn't a coincidence.
I checked the available storage space of the piPlayers, and all three hardly had no storage left. The operating system was choking to death:
I dug deeper and found forever_out.log and forever_err.log had reached upwards of 2GB each. Then, in /var/log syslog and kern.log had reached almost a whopping 10GB each. Mind you, this is only within a matter of a month of uploading this audio file.
This is the error that was produced every single second for the past month in the log file (note the line numbers):
Obviously there's an issue with importing audio files and having them run in the background, so I've removed it for now. I managed to clear the log files but I am still facing an issue where the display ends up like this:
I've tried rebooting all three affected piPlayers with no luck.
Update: The thumbnail preview acting wonky was a result of the TVs being unplugged. Although, this was never an issue before.
I uploaded an audio file to play in the background, which worked just fine. However, just today the players started acting funny and led me to believe there was some kind of OS corruption. However, this occurred on all three identical players, at the same time. It wasn't a coincidence.
I checked the available storage space of the piPlayers, and all three hardly had no storage left. The operating system was choking to death:
I dug deeper and found forever_out.log and forever_err.log had reached upwards of 2GB each. Then, in /var/log syslog and kern.log had reached almost a whopping 10GB each. Mind you, this is only within a matter of a month of uploading this audio file.
This is the error that was produced every single second for the past month in the log file (note the line numbers):
Obviously there's an issue with importing audio files and having them run in the background, so I've removed it for now. I managed to clear the log files but I am still facing an issue where the display ends up like this:
I've tried rebooting all three affected piPlayers with no luck.
Update: The thumbnail preview acting wonky was a result of the TVs being unplugged. Although, this was never an issue before.
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