AverageGoob

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[–] [email protected] 94 points 4 months ago (28 children)

Yikes. Just hit em with the ol' "<3" for privacy. Does not inspire confidence.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

Yeah seems like a weird choice to have a default storage type that is known in the community to be unreliable.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

Yeah it seems a lot of people are saying the SD card is the issue which wouldn't surprise me. I do have some spare space on my proxmox server but it would just be a huge pain in the dick to move everything... But it's looking like I may need to sadly.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 9 months ago

That's the weird part is that I don't have any USB devices attached. I have Ethernet, power cable, and the fan on the case has pins going to some headers.

The case did come with another power supply so maybe I'll try that and see if anything changes.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago (2 children)

Id be willing to try this. How do you have it connected? Just using an external USB attached one?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago (1 children)

I am running it from an SD card. Did setting up the watchdog ultimately work for you? I did come across a watchdog as a possible workaround.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

That is a good idea! Do you have any recommendations for remote logging?

 

Issue Description: I have been having this issue with my raspberry pi running dietPi where it seems to lock up and I cannot SSH / access any of the services on it. The interesting part is that the interface seems to be up and I can still ping it on the local network but shows no video output. usually I get about 3-6 days before the issue appears again.

I am not really sure where to start to diagnose this issue. Any help would be appreciated!

Things Tried:

Reduced operating temp by getting a fan. I want to say this improved the length in between this issue appearing but don't really have any hard evidence.

uninstalled unused services

Limited active torrents in QbitTorrent

EDIT: Small thing to mention is that the CPU load is usually really high - like not uncommon for the load to be between 8-10 but I have seen it as high as 24.

Temporary fix:

Power cycle - everything comes up again in less than a minute.

Raspberry Pi 3B v2

OS: DietPi

Services:

Lidarr

Radarr

Sonarr

Prowlarr

Qbittorrent

Mullvad VPN - WireGaurd

SSH

[–] [email protected] 6 points 11 months ago

If you have any torrent service running maybe try stopping that temporarily and see if that helps. I was having a similar issue with stuttering and found another person mentioning qbittorrent as the culprit.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 11 months ago

I can't wait for normalization to be built in. I have had to dump my music into mp3gain prior to importing it so this would save a lot of time.

As well, means I will be more open to other,higher quality, formats.

 

I have spent the last couple of weeks getting my small used PC into my Proxmox server and it's going great! ...Until I quickly ran into the 256GB SSD size limit of the included drive. So I have ordered a much larger (2tb) one so I can expand much more.

Ideally, I would like to make an exact clone of what I have now just on my bigger SSD to avoid having to rebuild my VMs

One issue is that the computer has room for one drive only. I was hoping to get an exact clone to a USB drive then clone to the new drive once replaced with the new one.

Any suggestions or tips would be appreciated, thank you.

EDIT: Took another look in the guts of my system managed to get another 2tb SSD in there.

Disconnected cd drive and got a power splitter and boom. Could probably get another one even with another splitter as it's got a 3rd sata port.

 

Hello SelfHosted!

I have recently setup my own free tier oracle VPS and am looking to get my feet wet with some simple services that I can host on there to get started.

I should mention I have successfully setup SSH with the private key so that part is good to go.

Any ideas are welcome!

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