Closed TheUntouchable closed 5 years ago
Okay, after I had a look at the boot partition I saw that the bootloader is checking for files in the userfs. Mounted that patition, deleted .firmwareUpdate and .recoveryMode, and now the old system is booting again. ;)
Retried the update, same problem even though the log says everything was alright:
Firmware 3.41.11.20190126 erfolgreich installiert.
Lade Firmware von https://github.com/jens-maus/RaspberryMatic/releases/download/3.41.11.20190126/RaspberryMatic-3.41.11.20190126-rpi3.zip herunter.
0K ........ ........ ........ ........ 15% 4.19M 42s
32768K ........ ........ ........ ........ 30% 1.41M 68s
65536K ........ ........ ........ ........ 46% 4.15M 44s
98304K ........ ........ ........ ........ 61% 1.77M 35s
131072K ........ ........ ........ ........ 77% 3.70M 19s
163840K ........ ........ ........ ........ 92% 3.09M 6s
196608K ........ ...... 100% 3.08M=80s
Download abgeschlossen.
Entpacke Firmware RaspberryMatic-3.41.11.20190126-rpi3.zip.
Bitte haben Sie ein wenig Geduld, dieser Vorgang benötigt einige Minuten...
Verwende Recovery-System für Firmware-Update.
Das Recovery-System wird nun gestartet und das Firmware-Update durchgeführt.
Bitte haben Sie ein wenig Geduld, dieser Vorgang benötigt einige Minuten...
Unfortunately, the last update attempt seems to have killed the installation completely, no boot possible even after deleting the files, it always restarts into recovery
The recovery system of RaspberryMatic failes to mount filesystems if the mbr signature is not "deedbeef". Version 1.13.12 will correct mbr signature before reboot if needed.
Any way I can do this fix manual on the filesystem so I don't have to setup the installation again? Sadly I am not able to boot into the old installation anymore.
Deleting .firmwareUpdate and .recoveryMode should be sufficient. Any messages on the screen?
Sadly this only worked for the first try.. After a second try to flash the new firmeware with rmupdate it only boots into the recovery, even when I edit the boot config to not boot into recovery it trys to boot to network and not to rootfs..
Put the SD-Card into a Computer copy contents from partition 3 (userfs) to the computer. Reflash SD-Card with a clean RaspberryMatic. Put the card back into the Raspi. Boot once to auto resize the userfs. Put card back into the computer a copy contents of userfs back to partition 3.
Thanks a lot for that hint! All seems to work again but sadly no of my installed plugins. They are shown in the system control but if I click on them my browser wants do download webpages.. Also the addon managment of raspberrymatic shows no addons installed. Tried to reinstall, reinstall - uninstall - reinstall, but both ways didn't work. Do you have any hint to reset the plugins? Sadly I am not able to restore a backup because of incorrect password..
Most likely this is a problem with symlinks. How did you copy the data? Best way would be to use tar to keep symlinks and permissions intact.
Yeah.. Never thought about that.. The problem is that I copied that files on my windows machine with Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows as i didn't had any linux distro here at this time. So no wonder that symlinks are missing.. :( So the backup of the userfs is worth nothing
Hi guys! Never had problems with this wonderful piece of software till now so thanks a lot :D
Sadly after I started the upgrade to the latest version of RasperryMatic yesterday the RasperryPI does strange things when I reboot it (did the hardreboot after I didn't get any response for more than one day):
First its telling me that its booting into recovery mode. Afterwards I see the RasperryMatic boot screen and it stops with the message "Starting MountAll". Red LED of the RPi 2 is blinking, sometimes the green one too.
Nothing will ever happen, no matter how long you wait.
Any change I get it running again without loosing all my configurations? :D
Thank you in advanced!
Michael
PS: Tried 3 different power supplies with over 2A output each