Closed drewbz1089 closed 1 year ago
Hey, thanks for reporting. This is probably a network error. But in any case, please share your logs at Scripts/.config/update_all/update_all.log and Scripts/.config/downloader/downloader.log
been having so much grief ever since the 2.0 release. I tried manually updating CACERT.pem. I tried manually replacing the /linux/linux.img.
After replacing cacert.pem, it seems to work fine (it downloaded a couple of things such as slap fight but as soon as it reaches the part where it tried to update cacert.pem, it fails. Then I see that cacert.pem is 0 bytes (I guess the script deletes, and tries to download, but since it cannot resolve a URL, it just leaves it at 0 bytes.
After a reboot, suddenly I get no Internet connectivity when running Update_All. I confirmed I can ping out so its not a network error.
_Linux Version: 221224 WARNING: cacert file at "/etc/ssl/certs/cacert.pem" seems to be wrong! Return Code: 6 Removing /etc/ssl/certs/cacert.pem
Downloading new cacert file... ERROR: Download failed! 6
Attempting again in 10 seconds...
WARNING: cacert file at "/etc/ssl/certs/cacert.pem" seems to be wrong! Return Code: 6 Removing /etc/ssl/certs/cacert.pem
Downloading new cacert file... ERROR: Download failed! 6
Attempting again in 10 seconds...
WARNING: cacert file at "/etc/ssl/certs/cacert.pem" seems to be wrong! Return Code: 6 Removing /etc/ssl/certs/cacert.pem
Downloading new cacert file... ERROR: Download failed! 6 ERROR: Couldn't load certificates.
Please, reboot your system and try again._
Have you tried with another SD card? It is not normal that cacert.pem is 0 bytes. The script wouldn't cause that.
As an alternative, you can use the insecure launcher: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theypsilon/Update_All_MiSTer/master/update_all_insecure.sh
Put that one in Scripts and run it instead, but don't delete update_all.sh
This would be the next step (that I am trying to avoid).
my other MiSTer setups are fine. Perhaps it is truly an SD Card issue.
Please reopen if error persists.
more to this. I was able to get the update_all script to work when "hardwired" through ethernet. I should have mentioned that I had this MiSTer on wifi using a TP-Link T3U Plus.
After fully updating MiSTer, I plugged back the Wifi to see if it resolves itself but I get random results:
I do not believe it is an issue with my wifi (Ubiquiti) but I will do some troubleshooting. I will also see if there is any Firmware updates for the TP-Link T3U
Time Zone errors are gonna cause network issues for sure.
So its definitely an issue with my Wifi TP-Link AC600 (T2U Plus). Nothing wrong with the script
Downloaded the latest update all and put in "scripts" folder to run update. Getting error before update takes off saying "Temporary failure in name resolution. Any ideas?
Thanks!
-Louis