Problem with rebooting PI

[MilkShake]

Hi,
I setup my mirror years ago and used a feature like crontab to have it reboot once pr day.

Now, I would like to remove the autyomatic reboot, but I cannot find what triggers it.

Nothing under crontab -e and nothing in /etc/rc.local.

last -x produces this for one day:

Kragh    pts/0        192.168.1.20     Wed Feb 11 17:41   still logged in
Kragh    tty1                          Wed Feb 11 06:01    gone - no logout
runlevel (to lvl 5)   6.6.51+rpt-rpi-v Wed Feb 11 06:01   still running
Kragh                                  Wed Feb 11 06:01    gone - no logout
reboot   system boot  6.6.51+rpt-rpi-v Wed Feb 11 06:00   still running
shutdown system down  6.6.51+rpt-rpi-v Wed Feb 11 06:00 - 06:00  (-00:00)

Help is much appreciated…

Br,
Kragh

[sdetweil]

@MilkShake if you use

sudo crontab -e

You edit the system wide list vs the user list

[MilkShake]

@sdetweil Yes, it could have something to do with that. I need to look into how to view that. Thank you.

[MilkShake]

@sdetweil The problem for me is, that when it automatically reboots at 6:00 (which has worked fine for years), MM all of a sudden does not start up anymore. So each morning I wake up to a mirror with the Raspbian OS desktop open and the RPI seems to be unresponsive. I cannot SSH or MSTSC to it. When I cut off power to the MM and reboot it that way, it comes up fine (usually).

[sdetweil]

@MilkShake

I will only say, sd cards are fragile and only have a small lifespan

They were not designed to be written to a lot

Backup now if you have not…
See my backup/restore scripts

https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror-backup-restore

[MilkShake]

@sdetweil Thanks Sam! I ended up copying the SD card to a new one.