Dear all,
short noob question:
I seems that any time I do a reboot (either due to hard reset/power down) or sudo reboot) on openhabian 2.4 (Rasbi B+) the complete installation routine is running. Means a reboot takes min 45-60 minutes.
Just wanted to check if this is considered “normal”?
Thx
Will check for the logs later tonight.
Basically it’s about the initial installation of openhabian 2.4. I flashed it to the SD-card via etcher and started RP with it, yes. It runs for about an hour+ and UI is available. Normal SSH access does work as well.
Ok, thanks, 30-40 minutes start can be normal on a Pi1 or even 2 depending on how much you have going on
But it seems a bit long for a PI3
Which options of openHABian did you activate?
Thanks for the hint. Just for my understanding: I’m aware that systemctl in systemd context stops the (openhabian) services and that this is recommended for a restart. Nevertheless this would also mean that any drop in current (from pulling the wall plug to low power bank) would result in a re-installation routine?
You were very fortunate.
Many times there is filesystem corruption on the SD Card. Linux and any UNIX-like operating system does not tolerate power interruptions well. That is why people use UPSs that can cleanly shut down the system if there is a power outage and battery power runs low.
@Bruce_Osborne I forgot to ask about 2.5 stable. Is everything working correctly for upgrade from 2.5M5 to 2.5 stable? In openhabian if I chose upgrade to latest stable version (option to upgrade near the top, don’t remember the number) is that all that’s needed? Thanks
I upgraded my openHABian test system but I chose a different menu item.
I chose Manual/Fresh Setup then selected Stable and then Execute, if I recall correctly.
Should it make a difference if you do not choose Manual/Fresh Setup but instead pick option 3 openhab stable (install and update to the latest OH stable version)?