Hi,
did finally updated, on RPi 4/8G, the OS flashing it for newest 1.1 version available - it started well, I logged in, all apps and data persisted from old into new.
After a week or so the LED diodes became obnoxious to me, so decided to ssh in and change the configs for it.
Well sudo nano /boot/config.txt returned read only, can’t write .txt.
(The mount | grep /boot returning ‘ro’ thus Read Only.)
So I decided reboot the device from UI, after plugging it again, it won’t start the UI on static IP for RPi.
Interesting is that all apps I have installed are running well - can use them so far just adding the port numbers.
docker ps --format “{{.Names}}” return all the containers running as it should be.
Can SSH in the Umbrell as well, is returning ‘umbrel’ folder only - there used to be one more IIRC.
As there is some new filesystem and maybe other changes maybe it’s somehow expected behavior.
How can I troubleshoot this more?
Before finishing this post, flashed another SD card (Rufus with check for bad sectors). This one is quite new, have it as back up so used for few weeks… unlike the old one, running for 3 years. And I did checked the old one when flashing the OS as well for bad sectors, R/W and access times.
Revoking SSH key, but after prompt for the password it refuse connect Permission denied (publickey,password). - I’m quite sure passwd is OK because when SD cards are switched the previous let me in with this passwd after same revoke process ssh-keygen -R 'host IP'.
But even with second SD and unable to SSH in, the applications continue working fine (IP:Port let me access them).
Weird behavior and I’m not sure what could be wrong.
On both the apps continue work (Mempool/BTC Core show sync with network completed), on first SD SSH continue working, unlike the second one. Both won’t start UI.
Presumably both ending in RO status and apps working still because using SSD for I/O so until SD file system is not needed it remain semi-functional (until RAM will handle it(?)).
Thx for any thoughts pushing me to solve this.