Hello,
I am running Ubuntu 18.04 VM inside of ESXi and on that Ubuntu I have docker containers.
I just got kernel error on that Ubuntu VM when my DVB-T USB stick got disconnected for a second due to loosy connection.
And this never happened on my old server where I had TVHeadend without docker. I also thought that since it is USB stick, it cannot produce any kernel errors on disconnect especially when it's running inside of docker container.
Maybe this is the right behaviour, but I rather put it here.
EDIT: I just tried to "wiggle" with my USB hub, then got just a lot of "dvb_usb_v2: usb_bulk_msg() failed=-19" errors but no kernel error like this. This looks pretty random. I had a few days ago similar one
Hello, I am running Ubuntu 18.04 VM inside of ESXi and on that Ubuntu I have docker containers. I just got kernel error on that Ubuntu VM when my DVB-T USB stick got disconnected for a second due to loosy connection. And this never happened on my old server where I had TVHeadend without docker. I also thought that since it is USB stick, it cannot produce any kernel errors on disconnect especially when it's running inside of docker container. Maybe this is the right behaviour, but I rather put it here.
EDIT: I just tried to "wiggle" with my USB hub, then got just a lot of "dvb_usb_v2: usb_bulk_msg() failed=-19" errors but no kernel error like this. This looks pretty random. I had a few days ago similar one
VM syslog:
Container log:
Note: that s6-finish at the end is after I wanted to restart TVheadend container. It just got stuck on that "exiting".