Thank you. I do reboot from time to time so I'll just put it into
-/etc/rc.local-.
Rock 64, 1Gb DRAM, Open Media Vault (OMV)/Debian 4.1.19-1 (Arrakis),
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2 - 1571644358
Squeezebox Classic
Squeezebox Duet
Squeezebox Radio
Shellness wrote:
> >
Code:
> > echo 2 >/proc/sys/abi/cp15_barrier
> > Any idea why I have needed to enter it again? I don't think I have
> upgraded the OS in that time (I have updated LMS at every
> opportunity). Should I set up a cron job that
Perhaps reset on boot and you have not looked since last boot.
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I've had cause to look in my syslog and I see that the thousands of
messages I was getting in September are back, e.g.:
Code:
kernel: [204931.004603] "squeezeboxserve" (7010) uses deprecated CP15
Barrier instruction at 0xf691dce0
I have just run
Thank you.
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Squeezebox Radio
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I think it is benign because that processor does support the
instruction.
Would be a challenge to work out where the problem really lies though.
Easiest is to ignore it.
Next would to re-enable it and verify which process is really is and
then update it and all of the things that it links to ...
Gosh, I think that fixed it. The logs' last entries (identical for kern
and messages) from 30 minutes ago:
Code:
Sep 11 10:32:43 Ham-Gat kernel: [74257.708647] "squeezeboxserve" (7558)
uses deprecated CP15 Barrier instruction at 0xf6a12ce0
Sep 11 10:32:43 Ham-Gat
This might suppress the warning
echo 2 >/proc/sys/abi/cp15_barrier
might need a "sudo " in front.
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I don't have a clue what that is. But the missing r is weird.
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Yes, the "r" is missing from all lines:
Code:
Sep 10 14:52:07 Ham-Gat kernel: [ 3439.759876] "squeezeboxserve" (7558)
uses deprecated CP15 Barrier instruction at 0xf6a12ce0
Sep 10 14:52:07 Ham-Gat kernel: [ 3439.762005] "squeezeboxserve" (7558) uses
deprecated CP15
Nice, glad I could help. I don't know what the error is. But there is
missing a "r" in "squeezeboxserver".
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The log folder had nearly 0.5Gb in it. The bulk of this being in these
files:
- kern.log
- syslog
- messages
And all three files had thousands of lines dating from May 2019 to the
present which all said something like:
Code:
kernel: [804969.452376] "squeezeboxserve"
As you can see under 'Use%' your 'log' folder is full. I am not an
expert in this but you will probably need to reduce its usage.
Also, the error regardin 'LZMAFILE' seems to relate to a packed file
(that probably needs to be unpacked but cannot due to lack of space).
The perl removal was a supplementary part of the purge. The system said
there were three dependencies (all perl) and to perform an apt- xxx
function to remove them, so I entered it with the intention of clearing
everything that might be causing the problem...
Here is the df output:
Code:
Lack of space may be related to a certain part of the disk. Please give
output of `sudo df`.
You said you removed `perl` but the error is about `python`. From my
knowledge there can be multiple versions of `python` on one system. I am
not sure if it is related. The error coming up at `purge`
I spoke too soon. I could see my media source folder in Settings but
the webGUI did not show My Music, just Radio and the items below. There
was an option to upgrade at the foot of the GUI, which I did, and since
then I have been back to scratch.
I have deleted the var\lib\squeezebox folder.
Glad it worked out, it was just a shot in the dark.
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Bingo.
That sorted it. The purge left the prefs folder and perl but it worked
without me ditching them.
-However-, it indicated that there was a new version of LMS available
and I installed this (logitechmediaserver_7.9.2~1567938514_arm.deb).
Then the webGUI failed again. So I have reversed
Try deleting the LMS and also purge everything. Try
Code:
sudo apt-get remove --purge logitechmediaserver
or something like that to remove all the config files.
bvrulez's
I would not do this! I think it is probably related to the LMS. In the
meantime I advise you to set up a Raspberry Pi with just LMS so you can
listen to the music without having to install the OMV again!
bvrulez's
It seems unrealistic to have no logs for 3 days when I have a cronjob
that runs every morning to scan everything plus there is no record of me
deleting/upgrading/downgrading LMS perhaps 7 or 8 times this morning.
I have restarted/stopped/started LMS umpteen times today. No record of
this.
I
As you can see last entry is from three days ago. Maybe you should try
Code:
sudo systemctl restart logitechmediaserver
. On the other hand maybe no entry does mean everything works fine. In
that case you could try to clear your browser's cache,
The log is massive and it stops scrolling on 6th Sept - I have dumped
earlier stuff as the Forum says the text needs to be 10,000 characters
max. I got home last night, 8th Sep, around 17h00.
Code:
[19-09-03 04:01:55.9627] Slim::Utils::Scanner::Local::__ANON__
Give the output of
Code:
cat /var/log/squeezeboxserver/server.log
. Please mark the text after you pasted it and then click on the
Code:
#
Button from the top of this page to make the code look like
I'm running 7.9.2 - 1567524015 (I know this because this is the last
version I installed from var/lib/...).
On the logfiles, I haven't checked them as I don't know how to find them
and I wouldn't know what to look for if I could (my understanding of
Linux is at its limit).
Rock 64, 1Gb DRAM,
The journal warning is a bit weird, but I don't know if it can be
related.
I am running 7.9.2 - which version are you running? I found it via GUI,
not sure how to find it with console.
Did you check the logfiles for some hints?
Here it is:
systemctl status logitechmediaserver
รข logitechmediaserver.service - LSB: Startup script for the Logitech
Media Server
Loaded: loaded (/etc/init.d/logitechmediaserver; generated; vendor
preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Mon 2019-09-09 13:30:07 BST; 3h 7min
ago
Docs:
Please print output of
Code:
sudo systemctl status logitechmediaserver
.
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Thanks for the reply.
The server doesn't update by itself. The updates were just my attempt
to fix the problem thinking that perhaps something had changed.
When I went away three weeks ago, all was well. When I started my PC at
home last night there was no webGUI.
The server is a baby chip
Does your LMS update on its own? I don't think mine does. So what would
have changed during the last three weeks? Do you run a firewall on your
server? What kind of server is it?
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I have just returned from three weeks away and have returned to a
similar problem. I can see my server on ServerName and on
192.168.1.180, but I can't see LMS on ServerName:9000/ nor on
http://192.168.1.180:9000/.
To fix it I tried updating to the 8th Sept nightly download
of"...arm.deb". No
mrw wrote:
> Raspbian Buster will be using Perl v5.28, I think. (Verify that
> assertion with -perl -v-).
> Support for Perl v5.28 is not available in LMS 7.9.1, and its absence
> would almost certainly yield the sad messages that you saw. Support was
> added to LMS 7.9.2 during May 2019.
I
bvrulez wrote:
> As I said above I am running 7.9.2 nightly now and it is fine but it
> would be interesting to know why the stable version of 7.9.1 did crash
> this way.
Raspbian Buster will be using Perl v5.28, I think. (Verify that
assertion with -perl -v-).
Support for Perl v5.28 is not
bvrulez wrote:
> I checked the server.log to find out why 7.9.1 was not working. I found
> this (and a lot more similar messages):
>
> 2019-08-08 15:29:19 Logitech Media Server died. Restarting.
> 2019-08-08 15:29:24 Logitech Media Server died. Restarting.
> 2019-08-08 15:29:29 Logitech Media
Now I understand. I did not log in as "root". I used "sudo -i" to change
to root. :) I think it is pretty much the same as "sudo su". But thanks!
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bvrulez wrote:
> I was not aware that there is a difference between root and sudo.
'https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/root.md '
(https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/root.md) :)
Man in a van wrote:
> @bvrulez
>
> It's best not to do too much stuff as root with the raspbery pi.
>
> Sudo works fine and you can use sudo su for the odd time you may need
> root.
>
> Just advice, as over on the raspberry forums they discourage using root
> all the time.
>
> ronnie
I was
bvrulez wrote:
> EDIT: With 7.9.2 the ports are open. So I suspect there is something
> wrong with 7.9.1 !
Check server.log for the reason LMS has stopped.
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It's best not to do too much stuff as root with the raspbery pi.
Sudo works fine and you can use sudo su for the odd time you may need
root.
Just advice, as over on the raspberry forums thay discourage using root
all the time.
ronnie
Thanks a lot, this is very interesting.
I took the time in between to install the nightly 7.9.2 over my 7.9.1
and now the GUI is reachable.
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Not sure if these will work on Raspbian bur should do
try "netstat -t -l"
It will show which ports are being "listened" - if LMS is running you
should see port 9000, 909 and 3483
If 9001, 9002 ... is open then something is blocking 9000 for LMS.
The command "lsof -i" will show the
Thanks Ronnie, I downloaded the wrong package. Interestingly I was able
to install and run the AMD64.deb...
But however, also with the correct ARM.deb my browser is not able to
open the web gui.
As I am logged into the Raspberry via SSH and have no monitor attached I
cannot check if localhost
I installed LMS 7.9.1 on a fresh install of Raspbian Buster. The service
is up and running, which I check with service logitechmediaserver
status. There are no disks connected to the Raspi and no media should be
scanned. However, I can not access the web gui under
http://RaspiIP:9000. I can ping
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