Autofix "Give root password for maintenance"

[ostermayer]

Updated 1.4 then install electrs from menu --> after restart ssh doesn't work due to operation timeout. let sit for a few hours but no ability to ssh

Also could not ssh after upgrade from 1.3 (with electrs installed )-> 1.4. needed to do a full fresh install and restore in order to get 1.4 to work.

no shimfan, running pi4 headless on ethernet

[rootzoll]

Do you found any other cooling options for your raspiblitz? I had ssh login problems on a Raspi that was overheating and got instable. Is it now (after 1.4 fresh install) running without problems?

[ostermayer]

it runs on a 40c temp or less sitting in a always cool spot

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[ostermayer]

[ostermayer]

this was the cause and is only fixed by attaching a keyboard and then ssh worked afterwards

[rootzoll]

For the v1.5 RC1 release trying to add a forced fsck for such cases - like described here:
krishraghuram/mess#31 (comment)

Hopefully this will fix this "Give root password for maintenance" issue.

[joernroeder]

quick note: I just ran into this with a after updating to v1.6

[ostermayer]

yes as did I

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[rootzoll]

Yepp .. this was sadly not fixing this. If you run into it you need to make a fresh sd card and let the RaspiBlitz recover.

Our next hope to fix this is to run OS from SSD and not SD card in the a future release - that option may come with v1.7 or v1.8 #1235