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First clean install, but it's not running #215
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This is very likely some kind of hardware issue. |
Do you think it could be the SSD enclosure not compatible? As far as I tried to investigate, this one should be OK. |
It's either the SSD or the enclosure. Umbrel has recommended hardware that works, I don't know about other hardware. It's the power consumption, but I don't know if the SSD itself or the enclosure are the root cause. |
OK, where can I find the list of recommended hardware for Umbrel? |
You can find a list of recommended hardware that we've tested on our website: https://getumbrel.com/#start |
It looks like for some reason Umbrel is unable to format your SSD. You can reboot and it will try to format it again. I'd strongly recommend purchasing the officially recommended parts though: #215 (comment) |
OK, but what M.2 SSD enclosure do you recommend if I want to use the M.2 NVMe SSD drive? When I open the link for recommended SSD enclosure, there is only one and is for SATA 2.5" SSD. Isn't it more about the M.2 NVMe driver or boot driver configuration missing in the umbrel installation? Could this be done, I mean update some config files to mek the NVMe SSD work? |
Just asking, but: could it help if I format that SSD in my PC? I can use the MiniTOol Partition Wizard, whic is capable to format even in ext4. |
I'm sorry I'm not sure, we haven't tested any M.2 drives. |
Please, could you discuss it with umbrel developers team? I'm pretty sure that I googled and found some blogs and articles where some people say that they are using the M.2 NVMe together with Raspberry Pi. But also there are some notices about config changes, boot drivers etc. Unfortunately I am not familiar with Linux, SSH and Raspberry (this is my first RPi purchased with intention to use it as umbrel bitcoin node). |
Luke is basically the Umbrel developer team, and if Luke doesn't know, I don't think anybody else will. |
Please, could you look at this one? That guy uses the same M.2 SSD enclosure like I have and he also mentioned teh Samsung 970 EVO in the article. He is running the Raspberry Pi with it. I know, not the Umbrel, but still, hardware is the same.. Also please look this, if this one could be helpful too: Let me know, if you will have some advice for me then. Thanks again. |
That's only useful for a setup which Umbrel doesn't recommend and doesn't work on by default.
While I try to help, please understand that I don't want to pay for a medium account just to read this. |
sorry, but the article on medium should be free to read (I did not pay either :) |
I'd really strongly suggest using the recommended hardware. This is why we have recommended hardware that we've tested, it's so people can get up and running without needing to have knowledge of these topics. I'm sure NVMe drives will work with Umbrel but it's not something we've tested and isn't a high priority for us right now so unfortunately not something we can help you with. |
OK, so you rather recommend do use the classic SATA 2.5" SSD in external enclosure (and connected to the USB 3.0 port of Raspberry Pi) instead of M.2 NVMe SSD, which could be much faster, but is problematic to use in terms we discussed here, right? |
Yes exactly, I'd recommend you use the exact hardware listed here: https://getumbrel.com/#start |
Hi again! I left it to run during the nigt, but it's still the same after more than 12 hours. I am attaching both logs here, please, would you try to tell me what's wrong and what would you recommend me to do now? umbrel-1620032764400-debug.log |
Please, would you try to look to those log files I have posted in my previous post and try to answer, what can be the problem? |
As mentioned before, I'd really strongly recommend using the officially recommended hardware on our website. |
Maybe unrelated but i had issue's with balenaEtcher writing the OS, Switched to Raspberry Pi Imager and had no issues. |
I gave up with the M.2 NVMe SSD drive. I tried 2 different SSDs and 3 different enclosures, not even one worked with umbrel (all were OK with Windows PC although). |
I have the same problem that you, using SSD and Raspberry Pi 4 8GB RAM with argon one enclosure m.2 I have spent my money in something that umbrel does not recognize. Thanks for keep trying. Have you got do working an m.2 with umbrel? |
For the Argon case, you need to use the official argon power supply: https://www.argon40.com/argon-one-power-supply-for-raspberry-pi-4.html |
No, M.2 SSD just did not work with any enclosure I tested. I just gave up, purchased classic 2.5" SSD (Samsung SSD 870 EVO), standard USB 3.0 enclosure and installed the Umbrel. It is running without any issues now. |
Thanks, I will buy it because I can not get working a keyboard on my raspberry pi 4B. It might be the power supply, I suppose. @maravac My m.2 is working using the external enclouser, similar at you linked (orico brand), so I guess the problem was the energy supply , |
I don't think so. I have two different power supply (one of them is original Raspberry) and still had issues with the M.2 NVMe SSD drives. Also I tried two different brands (Samsung and AData) as well as the different M.2 external enclosures. I have got different issues but result was that the Umbrel or even did not start or it did but got stucked during blockchain synchronizing. |
Try to flash the SD memory with umbrel every time you try with other m.2 In my case, it worked. On the other hand, are you using the original power supply argon? https://www.argon40.com/argon-one-power-supply-for-raspberry-pi-4-eu.html |
UPDATE: FIXED. [Original Message] After getting errors in the debug script (Warning: Error fsyncing/closing /dev/sda: Input/output error.... The file /dev/sda1 does not exist and no size was specified) I tried doing an fsck of /dev/sda1 and got the error message below. fsck.ext2: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/sda1 After a reboot I tried this command again, and now it gives this: _ext2fs_open2: Bad magic number in super-block The superblock could not be read or does not describe a valid ext2/ext3/ext4 At this point I'm completely stumped. Anyone have any ideas for what I can try next? |
No luck for me with ARGON ONE m.2 case at all. Using official power supply from Argon, they even sent me replacement USB connectors. I have tried 4 or 5 different m.2 SSDs. Incredibly frustrating. At this point I have been trying for 4 months. About to give up on ARGON altogether. Ultimately I just want a case that has the RPI4 + SSD together and is compact enough. |
I had a similar issue and the solution @rheticus provided worked for me
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I had an issue with this error on a fresh install of Umbrel using an external drive with USB 3.0 and this is the solution. Requires you to have ability to use SSH to connect to the Raspberry Pi or computer you are installing Umbrel on. "You have multiple external drives connected to your Raspberry Pi. Please remove the drive(s) you don't want to use for Umbrel" SSH into UmbrelI ssh'd into my device using: Default Umbrel password is Partition external drive manuallyFirst become root by typing Then I ran the following on my 1TB drive: Discovered the 1TB drive was /dev/sda - so I partitioned it
Next verity that looks correct:
Then Create filesystem manuallyNext create a filesystem: Reboot by typing
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Thanks for this guide, @bensig. You could change/add |
Hi, please, would you try to help me fix my problem or atleast find out what could be wrong wint my stuff? I just tried to run my first umbrel node on Raspberry Pi 4B (8GB) + 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD in casing connected to the USB3 of my RPi. After I flashed the SD card, inserted into the RPi, I am not able to connect to it via web browser (either via local IP or umbrel.local). But it seems to be running somehow as it responds to ping and I am also able to connect via SSH. Could it be a problem with the M.2 NVMe SSD drive? It looks like, but this is a brand new M.2 NVMe SSD purchased few days ago and it works when I connect it to my Windows PC - I already tried to reformat it again, but no change. I am using this M.2 SSD enclosure, by my opinion it should be OK (that secon option - NVMe 10Gbps):
[]https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001297316228.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.28a94c4dDJZecV
Here is my debug log: []https://umbrel-paste.vercel.app/4b4aa9d6-3b30-436f-952e-58a3c1cdfcc3
I will be very thankful for any kind of help, even just tip, what could be wrong.
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