Michaelwagner wrote:
Wireless SB1s do that when they lose network connectivity. They are very
bad about retrying (i.e. they basically don't). Hold the power button,
it'll all come back.
Well, although it is the wireless SB1, it is wired and exhibiting this
problem. I've tried the suggestions of pressing and holding the power
button, upgrading the firmware, and even replaced the network cable and
switch port it's plugged into with no success. The SB1 will stay on for
several hours and then turn off completely. It won't even respond to
pings on the network at that point. The only thing I've found to bring
it back to life is unplugging the power connector and re-seating it.
Sometimes several attempts are required. I think it's getting worse
over time.
All of this leads me to think it's a bad connection, somewhere in the
SB1. I've tested the power supply and it's delivering the correct
voltage. I guess it could be something with that, but I don't see how
unplugging it would fix that.
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