Can't connect to Umbrel Home

Support and Troubleshooting
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Have an umbrel home that I’m unable to connect to using umbrel.local or typing IP address into several browsers. I’ve been able to connect to this home server in past by using both .local and IP address. I can SSH into my umbrel and I’ve completed a restart and debug. Details of debug below.

  • I can locate the umbrel IP address from my router. I can see the umbrel from my computer when using command: arp -a
  • I’ve unplugged the umbrel home for 30 and restarted my router.

What are my next steps here?

Umbrel debug info.txt (3.4 KB)

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Interpreting the little information you provided in the log, the following can be seen.

1st error: You have never updated your Umbrel. You are still on v0.5.4 when the current version is v1.4.

2nd error: Your disk is full and has no space left. As shown in your log:

Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/nvme0n1p2  9.6G  4.0G  5.2G  44% /
/dev/nvme0n1p4  1.8T  1.8T     0 100% /home   «-- Disk full used at 100%

Your options:

  • Delete some of the unimportant disk content.
  • Switch to a larger disk.
  • Start from scratch with a blank, newly reformatted disk.

As always, back up important content before taking any action.

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Thank you @jofraprez. Interesting that my disk is full in that I only run a btc node and lightning wallet with no channels currently.

I can’t find any instructions on how to update my umbrel without being able to access the OS. Can you point me to some instructions on how to update and delete some files only using SSH?

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update.txt (1.2 KB)

Thinking I may need to clear some disk space before updating the OS?

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It might be easier to just back up your data and do a fresh install at this point (since it’s hard to upgrade from 0.5 to 1.x). If you know how, use scp or SFTP (or some other method) to copy your data to a local machine and also make sure to backup all of your wallet/channel files as well if you have any. Though if you just want to clear up space, you can try pruning docker volumes (sudo docker system prune -a --volumes) or maybe just looking through /home/umbrel/umbrel/data to see if there’s any data you want to remove manually.