Unplugged During Update

[Atlas]

Been away from my home computer for a few months and went to update the dashboard. While this was going on, like a dope, I unplugged and replugged to move a cable around.

How screwed am I?

[usernameisJim]

Hi Atlas!! We can definitely help you stay up and running!
After you’ve rebooted and replugged the device let us know the current state of it, is it back to normal and allowing you access the dashboard again? If the update is stuck, as a first step can you provide your update logs by using this command?
tail -n 100 ~/umbrel/logs/karen.log
and then may share the output for us to review.

[Atlas]

Thanks for the reply! Appreciate the help.

It’s currently stuck in the update. I’ve tried to access the commend line (ssh Umbrel), but am unable to correctly enter the password to access. Not sure the reason here…

Oddly enough, the BTC node and LN Node are both still online and current (I’ve checked independently). I just can’t seem to access the dashboard.

Thoughts?

[Renanean]

Did you manage to move forward? I am in the same case

[usernameisJim]

Heya @renanean got your notification from this older thread here, let us know the screen or error you’re stuck on and try the steps here if applicable, some of this may be out of date but you can confirm what error you’re getting and if this resolves: Starting New Services, Running Migrations, or Stuck Starting/Failed Update Screen

Let us know how that goes!

[Renanean]

I’ve been stuck on it for hours. My noued was not up to date, maybe that’s why?

[smolgrrr]

Hi @Renanean, if this issue has still persisted. Can you please follow these steps:

@mayank

SSH (Secure Shell) is a way to access and control a device, such as your Umbrel server running on a Umbrel Home or Raspberry Pi, via the command line. To access Umbrel via SSH, follow these steps:

1. Open a terminal window on your computer. On macOS, you can open the Terminal app that’s installed by default on every Mac. On Windows, you can open Command Prompt or the PowerShell app.
2. 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.
3. 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 on Raspberry Pi, and umbrel on Umbrel Home. 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.

This will established an SSH connection to your Umbrel server. You can now begin using the command line interface to perform various actions and troubleshoot issues that require SSH.

then run

@mayank

Run the following command. If you are on a Linux machine, you may need to replace ~/umbrel with the path to your installation directory, as described in Troubleshooting on Linux:

sudo ~/umbrel/scripts/debug

[Renanean]

I just tried … the debug script did not automatically detect any issues with your Umbrel. But I’m still on the same page, I can’t access my Umbrel via the web.
I even tried: rm -f ~/umbrel/statuses/update-in-progress && sudo reboot
Nothing works