Every few hours I get "ERROR:network_service_instance_impl.cc(916)] Network service crashed, restarting service"

[sdetweil]

@tve yeh, sorry on debug. lots of calendar stuff

[TvE]

@sdetweil Don’t worry about “debug” I just had to read the config in stead of skipping over that part

I have now reverted to my original config and will enable the different service in bisect style.

/*
TvE test log (on legacy OS)
Re-configured services resulting in crash:
  1 calendar
  2 openweather_current
  3 openweather_forecast
  4 news

A: Sample config
    => 11h and still OK

B: Enable DEBUG log level

C: Disable 2+3 (openweather) Enable 1+4
    => 14 h and still OK

D: Enable 2+3 (openweather) + disable 1+4 (news & calendar)
    => ongoing
*/

So in a few days I should know what’s triggering the issue…

[TvE]

Hmm so my latest config ran for more than 2 days.

I’m now reverting to the initial config (enabling all four config-changes) and then time will tell

[TvE]

@sdetweil This is really getting intersting - I have now re-enabled all the config changes so I’m back to my initial config and have been running for four days without a problem.

I even reproduced the problem on two differerent physical Pi’s (to eliminate HW) before starting to dissect the config…

So for now I can only conclude that something external was triggering these crashes!

I can now go back to the latest OS and start adding more stuff to my config (and keep my fingers crossed that I no longer encounter what-ever it was…)

Thank you for your help!

[sdetweil]

@tve interesting. keep us informed…

[thgmirror]

@TvE Do you use some wires at the GPIO? For example a PIR-sensor? Than may be interferences causes the issue when an electronic device is around your PI.

Or it is the temperature? Check it with
vcgencmd measure_temp

[TvE]

@sdetweil Will do!

@thgmirror Nope no PIR sensor (as in “not yet”)
My setup is as basic “Hello World!” as it can be (IMHO)
(The full config can be seen - as a diff to the sample - earlier in this thread)

The pi have been placed horisontally on my desk during all this testing.
It is in a cabinet though (the one from the “startet kit”).

I have measured the temperature (with my hand) and not been alarmed
Now I can validate my assumption based on your tip, thanx!

pi@mirror:~ $ vcgencmd measure_temp
temp=63.4'C

I have read that it’s possible to get add a cooling fin to the CPU, which is something I’ll look in to later (as I am also working on making a replacement for this guy, an image grabber [1].
You can no longer purchase it (and I can make more captures pr second on my pi) for 1/2 the price, I only need to add this thingy [2]
I have HelloWorld! for this, I “just” need to add

• Capture to RAM disk in stead of USB
• Auto upload to an ftp share (or maybe change this to scp…)
• Maybe get the pi’s to netboot as well (as I need 10+ of the system)

But that’s completely irellevant to my MM problem ;-)

[1 ]https://www.epiphan.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/epiphan-vga2ethernet-brochure.pdf
[2] https://www.epiphan.com/products/avio-4k/

[thgmirror]

@tve 63.4 C? Could be less!
You can generate a simple protocol by using
crontab -e and enter

@reboot echo “---------- start ----------” >> proto.txt
*/5 * * * * date >> proto.txt
1-56/5 * * * * vcgencmd measure_temp >> proto.txt

which will write a timestamp and a celsius amount every 5 minutes…and an eyecatcher at every boot. Look after a while into the file.

[TvE]

@thgmirror A cron based measuring is a good approach I’ll keep that in mind if I start to suspect temperature (or when I perform a load test my grabber-PI).

For now I do not think it can be temperature related as it’s very reliable around 60 degrees centigrade

pi@mirror:~ $ vcgencmd measure_temp
temp=59.6'C

[sdetweil]

@tve but see his post

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/16485/temperature-of-a-rpi3

60 is bad if u can do 30!