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RE: Does your RPi freeze? - JD Patxiku - 5th Apr, 2014 02:46 AM
@mk01
results:
Quote:Testing transfer speed of udp on file 192.168.1.140:/media/d95b2034-7daf-4543-9228-719ade0d652c/nas_servidor/peliculas/300.mkvServer blocking the script?
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.1.140:/media/d95b2034-7daf-4543-9228-719ade0d652c/nas_servidor/peliculas
/mnt/test mounted @ rsize (0K), requested rsize (8K)
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.1.140:/media/d95b2034-7daf-4543-9228-719ade0d652c/nas_servidor/peliculas
/mnt/test mounted @ rsize (0K), requested rsize (16K)
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.1.140:/media/d95b2034-7daf-4543-9228-719ade0d652c/nas_servidor/peliculas
/mnt/test mounted @ rsize (0K), requested rsize (32K)
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.1.140:/media/d95b2034-7daf-4543-9228-719ade0d652c/nas_servidor/peliculas
/mnt/test mounted @ rsize (0K), requested rsize (64K)
My export config = all_squash,insecure,sync
working with xbian but not with the script
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - mk01 - 5th Apr, 2014 07:09 AM
run the script with root privileges.
either with sudo
or login as root first
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - JD Patxiku - 5th Apr, 2014 10:04 AM
(5th Apr, 2014 07:09 AM)mk01 Wrote: run the script with root privileges.
either with sudo
or login as root first
Thanks you a lot for taking your time with my problems. I'm not a good with english and you try helping me even if I don't express myself clearly.
I get this (test is umounted):
Quote:/mnt/test mounted @ rsize (8K), requested rsize (8K)
/mnt/test mounted @ rsize (16K), requested rsize (16K)
/mnt/test mounted @ rsize (32K), requested rsize (32K)
/mnt/test mounted @ rsize (32K), requested rsize (64K)
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - mk01 - 5th Apr, 2014 01:09 PM
@JD Patxiku
did you also updated "TESTFILE=" parameter in the script ?
it must be path + filename of already existing file on the NFS.
so if you mount into "/mnt/NFS" (as example) and there is file on your NAS under let's say "movies" and file is called movie.avi, then you TESTFILE should be set like this:
Code:
TESTFILE=/mnt/NFS/movies/movie.avialso pick a filewith size at least 500MB.
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - JD Patxiku - 6th Apr, 2014 09:31 PM
Still getting same result, Could it be a problem of NFS permissions in the side of the Server?
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - mailmark - 8th Apr, 2014 03:37 AM
(3rd Apr, 2014 02:55 PM)mk01 Wrote: @mailmark
what you can do is (just for testing) remove BT receiver & Wifi and attach just LAN.
second test would be using ANY old shitty SD card (class 4 preferably).
based on that we can try preserve /boot and /lib/modules files from B1.1 and use them with B2+. this should show us what is the problem.
Ok, I re-installed B2 this weekend with the following configurations:
Other SD card (not sure if it was shitty
). 2GB Sandisk => Freeze Confiuration of network with bluetooth keyboard, unplugged the BT-receiver so only the Wifi remained in the RPi. Rebooted the RPi and started a movie via Yatse. => Freeze
Only test to do is with the cabled LAN. I only have a hdmi connection on the television and a short LAN cable, so I need to move the television. I will try to do this somewhere this week. Other test I'm thinking about is storing and playing a movie from the SD card and detach both the BT and Wifi.
Regards,
Mark
nb. my movies are shared via SMB
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - mailmark - 12th Apr, 2014 08:00 AM
(8th Apr, 2014 03:37 AM)mailmark Wrote:(3rd Apr, 2014 02:55 PM)mk01 Wrote: @mailmark
what you can do is (just for testing) remove BT receiver & Wifi and attach just LAN.
second test would be using ANY old shitty SD card (class 4 preferably).
based on that we can try preserve /boot and /lib/modules files from B1.1 and use them with B2+. this should show us what is the problem.
Ok, I re-installed B2 this weekend with the following configurations:
Other SD card (not sure if it was shitty
Confiuration of network with bluetooth keyboard, unplugged the BT-receiver so only the Wifi remained in the RPi. Rebooted the RPi and started a movie via Yatse. => Freeze
I used a LAN connection this evening and there were no freezes.
Earlier, while trying to copy a movie via SMB-share to the SD card, this failed as well.
While playing via LAN, the Wifi was up as well, but did not result in a crash. So it seems that when requesting some more from the Wifi connection, the RPi will crash.
Regards,
Mark
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - mk01 - 13th Apr, 2014 08:14 PM
@Mark
what is the dongle type ?
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - mailmark - 14th Apr, 2014 05:34 AM
(13th Apr, 2014 08:14 PM)mk01 Wrote: @Mark
what is the dongle type ?
It is a: Wifi Skylink SL 1504N (RTL8191SU 802.11n)
AW: Does your RPi freeze? - comstyle - 26th Jun, 2014 03:14 PM
My pi is freezing immediately when I switch the source/input of my tv or turn it off (LG 32 LH3000).
It doesn't matter if cec is activated or not.
I played with the peripheral settings and xbian force hdmi settings but the pi still freezes.....
When I switch back to the pi's hdmi input on tv, I see xbian with frozen clock.
By pushing a button (lg remote/yatse) it often starts fast forwarding the notifications at the bottom and shows in a short period of time a notification of what happened since freezing. The clock jumps to the correct time and everything works well again.
(Sometimes I have to pull ac to reboot because yatse and cec don't work/connect)
This problem has started a few weeks ago after updating.
I hope someone got any ideas.
Thx in advance
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - belese - 26th Jun, 2014 03:38 PM
@comstyle
Can you try to disable xbmc dynamic priority.
you can uncheck this in system=>xbian=>xbmc=>dynamic priority (maybe you have to enable advanced setting in preference, don't remember).
AW: Does your RPi freeze? - comstyle - 26th Jun, 2014 04:22 PM
I disabled it but still freezing. Strange.... I've got no idea where this might come from.....
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - belese - 26th Jun, 2014 04:43 PM
did you have reboot between?
AW: Does your RPi freeze? - comstyle - 26th Jun, 2014 05:35 PM
yes I did a few reboots. I can't find something similar when searching with google. really frustrating :/
I'll try to get a log (never done that before xD). maybe that will help.
RE: Does your RPi freeze? - belese - 26th Jun, 2014 05:48 PM
maybe, post the log (dmesg and xbmc.log), i'll take a look.
Check my siganture to know how to do, it's simple ;-)