Hi! I reinstalled my laptop with debian stretch and applied the same configuration there. It seems that fixes the issue. I'm running connman 1.32-0.1 now.
Either it was fixed in this version or my laptop's setup was broken... regards sebastian On 09/02/2016 10:39 AM, Alexander Sack wrote: > tags 822558 + moreinfo > severity 822558 important > thanks > > Hi, > > by any chance did you check the latest version in sid/testing and > could that you still see those crashes there? > > - Alexander > > > 2016-04-25 20:28 GMT+02:00 Sebastian Bachmann <[email protected]>: >> Hi! >> >> I tried some more things here: >> first of all i used systemd-sysv and found out that the same error >> happens there too. >> Then I added the config option "--config=/etc/connman/main.conf" to the >> systemd startup file /lib/systemd/system/connman.service. This seems to >> work after a reboot. >> >> The only problem I see, is that i can not restart connman via systemctl >> restart connman.service, without crashing it. >> The curious part ist, that it crashed before, even after a reboot and >> now it's not. >> >> So summarize what I did: >> >> using sysvinit >> 1) create the directory /etc/connman as root >> 2) create the file /etc/connman/main.conf as root with the content of >> the first mail >> 3) run /etc/init.d/connman restart >> 4) got the crash from above >> 5) reboot, connman would not start >> >> using systemd >> 1) create folder and config file (same as with sysvinit) >> 2) run systemctl restart connman.service >> 3) got the same crash again >> 4) reboot, connman would not start >> 5) Add explicit config option in service file >> 6) run systemctl restart connman.service again >> 7) connman would crash again >> 8) reboot: connman starts >> >> regards >> sebastian >>
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