nodler
(nodler)
17 November 2022 23:45
1
I have been using my dappnode without issues until I had to move.
Went to settings->turn off and move my device to a new home.
After plugging in again to the new router I can’t get the system to boot correctly.
I tried regular debian and also recovery. Nothing special and after some time the HDMI signal turns off.
Any recommendation?
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nodler
(nodler)
18 November 2022 00:13
2
I can avoid the restart if I enter the system under debian recovery with dappnode.s0
password.
nodler
(nodler)
18 November 2022 01:06
3
systemctl start docker
is what’s causing the restart.
docker -v
Docker version 20.10.6 build 370c289
uname -a
Linux dappnode 5.10.0.19-amd64 # SMP Debian 5.10.14902 (2022-10-21) x86_64 GNU/Linux
nodler
(nodler)
18 November 2022 13:26
4
I just checked and my dappnode is running
BIOS Version 0052 - FNCML357.0052.2021.0409.1144
Date: April 09, 2021
and there is a new version available:
BIOS Version 0058 - FNCML357.0058.2022.0720.1011
• Date: Jul 22, 2022
I will try updating
nodler
(nodler)
18 November 2022 15:08
5
Upgrading the BIOS didn’t fix the problem
nodler
(nodler)
18 November 2022 21:18
6
I just replaced the memory modules and still have the same problem.
nodler
(nodler)
18 November 2022 22:53
7
I found the fix for my problem:
Deactivating Intel (r) Dynamic Power Technology
from the bios made everything go back to normal.
I wonder what’s the default bios setup for dappnode nodes. Is this feature usually off?
system
(system)
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29 November 2022 02:23
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