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Is there something up with the new version of RatOS? I did a fresh install and everything was working fine until I updated all versions of klipper, mainsail, klipperscreen ...
once I rebooted, I could not connect back to http://ratos.local nor via the IP address. but I do see klipperscreen and everything looks fine. how do I open mainsail again? Note: I did this re-install twice and I got the same results, once I update the modules, I loose ability to connect to the UI.
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Title and description seems to describe two completely different issues.
Does the hotspot come back up when it "fails"?
correct-apricot•15mo ago
No, it does not
Odd, gimme a sec. I'll update a machine and see if i can reproduce.
In the meantime @atomikspace please check your router and see if you can find the pi in connected devices. There's been some updates to avahi which is what's managing the mDNS service (which makes ratos.local available to other devices on the network).
correct-apricot•15mo ago
I just noticed something, I cant ssh to the pi and in klipperscreen under network, I see it is connected to eth0
First machine updated with no issues.
correct-apricot•15mo ago
so yeah, it's a network thing that happens after the update of a module
eth0 is ethernet, do you have ethernet connected?
correct-apricot•15mo ago
nope, it was always wireless
Which raspberry pi are you using?
correct-apricot•15mo ago
in the system in klipperscreen I see something called " Beacon ? " and it says invalid
raspberry pi 4, 1gb
Which version of RatOS did you install?
Ie. what's the name of the image you downloaded and flashed
Second machine just finished updating, with no issues.
correct-apricot•15mo ago
2023-04-11-RatOS-v2.0.1-raspberry-rpi32.img.xz
Yeah i'm afraid i can't reproduce the issue, my guess is a local network issue.
If the pi can't connect the the wifi network you've configured in the configurator it will host a hotspot, if the hotspot doesn't come up that means it's connected. You're gonna have to look in your routers admin interface.
I've just tested 32-bit 2.0.1 on a Pi 4 1gb
correct-apricot•15mo ago
ok, no worries, at least I know now that it drops the wifi connection for ethernet, so ill plug in a cable and troubleshoot
It's not mutually exclusive, both interfaces are enabled by default. It doesn't drop wifi.
But yes, you should be able to debug with an ethernet cable
When you ssh in, please post the results of: