@gleno0h nope didn’t do anything!
There was a power outage before… Could that be the reason? Is there any way to recover from this?
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Pimatic suddenly isn't starting anymore
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@marvandorth that could very well be the reason yes. Microsd cards are fragile, and break very fast. You have to keep in mind that the raspberry writes alot to the sdcard, and the sdcards dont like that. But i must say, i have it running for two years without any issues… Luck i guess. Anyway, you should atleast backup your config.json and maybe even the sqlite database, you can do a search on this forum for a how to.
It could also be another problem but to me it looks like a broken sdcard because it crashes at a core part of pimatic, “Lodash”.
Look into this website, maybe it is fixable(but first backup your config.json!!)
https://raymii.org/s/blog/Broken_Corrupted_Raspberry_Pi_SD_Card.html
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@gleno0h Thanks a lot for your time and help
I did some backups of the config.json already.
The json file is emailed to me every morning at 01:00
I did manage to fix the problem myself. I’ve edited the vars.sh file in /lib/init/
In this file there’s an option to force FSCK the filesystem upon reboot.
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@marvandorth great. No problem at all. Dont forget to swap the sdcard asap. There are tools around to clone the sd so you dont have to reinstall everything
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Ughhh… after a normal reboot same issue again!
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@gleno0h said in Pimatic suddenly isn't starting anymore:
@marvandorth great. No problem at all. Dont forget to swap the sdcard asap. There are tools around to clone the sd so you dont have to reinstall everything
Or even better, switch to a SSD. Costs are around 35 EUR for 32GB SSD and adapter. Gives you more speed and much more lifetime of your installation.
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Also please check your power supply!
I had the weirdest errors (including corrupt SD cards) with an powersupply which was not powerfull enough!
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@saxnpaule do you have a link?
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Or an extern housing like this
So you can easy take the M2 SSD from the Raspi to your computer.
