Every morning when I go to Roon from any device I get a message that the server is not found. If I try to go via browser it can’t find it. I have to manually unplug the Nucleus and plug it back in. This is a new problem that started a week ago (perhaps since the last update).
So backups are every 5 days but I check and the last backup was March 5 which doesn’t make sense. I manually did a backup just now and it completed fine and the Nucleus is still running. Nothing happens at night across the network that doesn’t happened during the day. Typical household. If anything night time stuff is lighter.
Nothing has changed. As a rule I don’t change stuff that is working if I can help it. The only thing that I know changed is the update Roon sent out a week or two ago.
Re HDMI, yes, I can do that. Please confirm that you want me to connect/check AFTER it has crashed (ie, the next morning attache and screen shot it)?
Hi Adam, sometimes attaching a HDMI monitor needs to be done beforehand. At least ime.
But you are correct, i was mostly curious if the screen showed some error logs or similar after a crash.
Might be time to replace your internal storage. Since it’s Nucleus @support should advise ASAP before you have catastrophic dataloss. Where are your music files stored?
nvme0 = First NVME device detected by system
nvme0n1 = First namespace on nvme0 device
nvme0n1p4 = Partition 4 of first namespace on first nvme device
The error, I don’t specifics of what happened, but is basically the system tried to write something from memory to the drive and that failed. An inode is a specific file reference (or directory) used by most Unix file systems. Again, more data is needed here to say exactly what is wrong but this is, essentially, a write error and data that was trying to be written to disk is lost. That may not be terrible for a single file. But does indicate something is starting to fail. (nvme, ram, etc.)
We’re so sorry to hear of the error you’re experiencing. We’d love to chime in as well, even though the community has been so amazing yet again and has helped out tremendously. Thank you all
Also, thank you @Adam_Crafton1 for conversing with them.
It might be worth also trying this and see if the behavior improves:
I removed the USB stick last night that I had been using for backups and this morning Roon was running fine. It did not crash. I’ll check tomorrow and post results.