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Keep Getting Stuck on Loading Screen #331
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Does the net stay on or does it flash off and on? When your command is run from terminal, is there any erorrs? |
Flashes off and on, and I don't get any errors shown while making the change to led-slowdown-gpio=2 |
I had the same issue and it was because location was blank in the config.json which I did to myself |
open up supervisor and click on the scoreboard process and copy and paste your logs. Or try running the scoreboard from a terminal and copy and paste the logs from there. |
Here's the log:
(Location info is accurate, X'd out for privacy) |
did you use the nhl-led-scoreboard-img to install it or did you install the standard raspberry pi OS Lite and installed the nhl-led-scoreboard manually. If you try running from a terminal, does it crash or it does the same thing (show the loading screen on loop), if so, what are the errors that comes up? |
I am having the exact same issue on a fresh install as well from the img, i restart it from the terminal and get the same bootloop |
Can you copy and paste your config (X out your location)? |
I flashed it twice and got to the same flashing loading screen each time. pi@scoreboard-c02e: ~/nhl-led-scoreboard (master)$ view config ~/nhl-led-scoreboard/config/config.json [+] 37,1 12% |
I used the nhl-led_scoreboard-img.
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@txrangersxx seems to be correct in that the location is blank. |
Those are only part of the whole config. @Bradw-17 since you are using the nhl-led-scoreboard-img, you have a few tools available. checkout that repository for my detail. try running |
@Bradw-17 I deleted yours because it contained sensitive info. Im not the one who worked on the part of the code that need this but, it seems like its an issue related to Multiple timezone comflict. Try changing your timezone in the raspi-config. to open it run |
didn't work but thanks for the advice, I guess I should try a manual build? |
Im not sure its related to the nhl-led-scoreboard image. you can try , but if I was you I'd try it on an other SC card if you have an other one so you dont have to redo the whole process with the image |
I'll try to replicate this using you config |
Are you familiar with linux command line tools and editing files? Can you do the following:
What's it show? |
Shows |
I'm not super familiar but I manage my way through lol |
America/New york which is accurate enough |
Is it possible you guys use a VPN? |
Run this and let me know what get's returned back:
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Nope |
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it returns america/new york which is accurate for me |
OK, what does this show
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Now what about
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The time is wrong, it should be about 19:22 |
That time is when the file was created but it matches what's in your /etc/timezone which it should. So, I guess the only other question is, did you modify the config.json to add any of the weather stuff, or screensaver? That's where the error is coming from. Does your |
No, literally the only thing I changed was from And it does show 3.8.1 |
The method I used to change it was by running this command:
And then editing the 0 to 2. Then I exited and saved changes. Other than that everything is stock after initial setup, and although it flickers, it does work until this change is made. Then the flickering stops, but it hangs up on the flashing loading screen. |
OK, The scheduler still gets launched even if you don't use it. Have you run the raspi-config to force a set of your timezone? As my image is working fine and @riffnshred just tested one as well and it worked fine, I'm not able to really troubleshoot without making some guesses if you run what's it return? |
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At this point, I think the issue might be really specifique for some reason. Try doing a manual install using a standard raspberry pi image and see if that works. https://github.com/riffnshred/nhl-led-scoreboard/wiki/Step-by-step-guide. |
Alrighty, I'll give it a shot. Really appreciate you both @riffnshred and @falkyre for taking the time to look at this! I'll run the manual install and let you know what happens! Just curious, if in the optimal performance section you've got the led-slowdown-gpio=2, should that maybe be a default for that particular screen option or would that cause conflicts elsewhere? |
no problem !! Yes, that is specifically for the Pi 3 and 4. Also, have you done the antiflicker Mod? If so, make sure you disabled the audio (details in that section) and use the right --led-gpio-mapping option in your command. Without the antiflicker mod you need to use |
Yeah, I've done the hardware mod and selected the "64x32 with flicker mod" option on setup. |
If you run the |
@Bradw-17 Do you still have the image that's not working available? The guys that wrote the tzlocal librarys JUST released a new version and I'd like to see if it fixes your issue. If so can you do this:
Let me know if it helps |
Bingo! Working now!! Thanks @falkyre !!! |
that did the trick for me as well! thanks a ton |
After flashing and configuring the latest version (1.6.8) I reboot the Pi to ensure everything works, and it gets hung up on the loading screen.
The only thing I change after basic setup is the led-slowdown-gpio from 0 to 2 (maybe this should be the default for when a user chooses the 64x32 with antiflicker option).
It does stop the flickering, but doesn't help if it gets stuck on the loading screen forever lol
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