ratos-configurator showing as invalid
I wanted to update my components but I'm not sure about this one. It shows up as invalid and I don't think it has the right version number either. I think its used for configuring the printer first and uploading the firmware to the mcu? Not sure what to do, whether to reset it or not. I want to update klipper which would need to upload new firmware which is done through this configurator I think last time I did it?
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Looks like you ran a hard reset before you updated moonraker. There was a bug in moonraker some time ago that checked out the active branch when running "Hard Recovery" instead of the configured one. To fix you'd have to do this:
Then refresh the update manager and it should be back to normal.
It seems to be on that branch/tag with no differences from the one online
Already on 'v2.x-deployment'
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/v2.x-deployment'.
Hmm
What does
git status say?On branch v2.x-deployment
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/v2.x-deployment'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
Strange.. very strange.
Try and refresh the update manager and see if it doesn't solve itself, doesn't seem to be anything actually wrong.
Would help if you could post your moonraker.log
Then i can see what it thinks is wrong.
Looks like the git commands are failing
error: cannot lock ref 'refs/remotes/origin/development': unable to resolve reference 'refs/remotes/origin/development': reference broken
From https:// github.com/Rat-OS/RatOS-configurator
! [new branch] development -> origin/development (unable to update local ref)
running the "fetch origin --prune --progress" command
This looks like a dying sd card
Try running
git -C /home/pi/ratos-configurator fetch origin --prune --progress and see what that saysthat was the error from that command
it's been like this from day 1 and I ran an integrity test before using it
Ah gotcha, then yes, definitely corrupted sd card / data.
Well, apparently something corrupted it from day 1 then
It's not corrupted in the image.
Although i guess that depends, are you running an old alpha or development image by any chance?
I don't think so, I installed it last year in june
I made sure to grab the offical one
Yep then there's not much else i can say.
You can do a hard reset (but make sure moonraker is up to date first) and then run
~/ratos-configurator/scripts/update.sh and then it should stop complaining. But if it's an SD card corruption issue, it's likely it'll happen again and possibly to something else. I guess by then you'll know if you should swap to a new card 🙂