Can‘t start Umbrel Frontend

[Gulcrypted]

Hey, I have Problems to boot umbrel.
I use a Raspberry Pi 4.
These are the errors:
[FAILED] Failed to start Umbrel Docker Cleanup
[FAILED] Failed to start Docker Application Container Engine
[FAILED] Failed to start External Storage SDcard Updater
[DEPEND] Dependency failed for Umbrella Startup Service
[DEPEND] Dependency failed for Connection Details

So I would be very thankful for help here.

[usernameisJim]

Hey, you see all these errors to confirm on your dashboard when trying to load in a browser?
(Umbrel doesn’t officially support monitor or keyboard plugged directly into the Raspberry Pi 4)

Likey the fix here is reflash your MicroSD card,

Steps to reflash are here for reference under How To Install

Reflashing will result in no data loss

Let me know if this works!

[Gulcrypted]

No. I can’t open it locally in the browser at all and when I plug it to the Screen, The above told error’s show up.

[smolgrrr]

Are you able to SSH into the node from another device?

@mayank

• Type in the following command* and press the Enter key:ssh -t umbrel@umbrel.local*In the command given above, you can replace umbrel.local with the local IP of your Umbrel if you prefer. If you are using PowerShell on Windows 10, you may need to run ssh umbrel@umbrel instead of the command given above.
• You will then be prompted to enter your password. This is the same password you use to access your Umbrel through a browser. The default password before you have created an account on your Umbrel is moneyprintergobrrr. You will not be able to see your password as you type it into the terminal. Once you have typed in your password, press the Enter key.

then hopefully from there you can generate some help troubleshooting logs

@mayank

This guide uses commands that assume Umbrel is installed in the home directory of your Linux machine, which is denoted by the tilde symbol ~ . If you installed Umbrel in a different location than the default home directory, you must replace ~ with the actual path to the Umbrel folder in the commands provided in this guide.

For example, you would replace ~ in the command below with the path to your Umbrel installation directory:

`sudo ~/umbrel/scripts/debug`

[Gulcrypted]

[usernameisJim]

Here is more Pi 4 troubleshooting to troubleshoot:

As a first step, are you able to access your Umbrel via SSH?

Steps are here to SSH under How to SSH for reference: Official Umbrel Troubleshooting Guide and FAQ

(Also as a note, monitor and keyboard is not officially supported plugging directly into your Umbrel, please unplug these and power down as they can cause instability and can skip to reflashing)

Umbrel is meant to be plug and play, you can simply install and then access your dashboard at umbrel.local from any browser on your local network

On a computer on the same local network open terminal on Mac or command prompt or powershell on Windows then type:

ssh -t umbrel@umbrel.local

Then if it lets you access it try to reboot with the command:

sudo reboot

If it’s not accessible we’ll need to see if it’s detected on your network at all, you can check your router’s device list or use an app like Angry IP scanner to easily scan your network to see if your node’s IP shows up: https://angryip.org/

Your Umbrel’s IP should display next to the host name umbrel.local and you can see if you can reach Umbrel using the IP in your browser’s address bar instead or by SSHing like this:

ssh umbrel@IPaddress

Check to see if there is a green flashing light on your Pi 4. There must be a green flashing light to indicate the MicroSD card is being read, if not we’ll need to reflash umbrelOS on the MicroSD card, and then we can plug it back in and try once more.

Steps to reflash are here for reference under How To Install: Umbrel — The ultimate home server and OS for self-hosting

Reflashing will result in no data loss,

For best practice on reflashing you can follow these steps:

@usernameisJim

The most reliable fix for this issue if you are on the Raspberry Pi 4 platform is to reflash your MicroSD card. If you have another one you can swap in, please try another card as well

SSH and run this command to safely shutdown: sudo shutdown

Unplug power and reflash your MicroSD card, then when complete, plug in your power last and wait ~5 minutes

For reference, reflashing will not result in any data loss because all user data is stored on your external storage drive (SSD or HDD).

To reflash your MicroSD card, follow the steps on our website under “Install on a Rasberry Pi 4.”