i'm trying to install RatOS v2.1.0.rc2 on Pi 4 B
V-Core 3 500mm, Pi 4 B + Octopus pro F446
Because my old pi 4 had broken down
i'm trying to install RatOS v2.1.0.rc2 on a new Pi 4 B
i can connect to the Ratos on Wifi network with raspberry passw
i also see the ip adress in windows
When I log in with ratos.local for the first time and setup the wifi account and connect
it is indicated that it will reboot and connect again via Wifi from home network.
It bootup and keep restarting see video. Is there anyone who can help me with this.
I've been looking for a solution for about 3 weeks.
Solution:Jump to solution
I have found it. It was the SD card. New U1 A1 solved it. Thanks for all your support in this.:chefkiss:
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Not an expert (haven't seen this before) but Checking progress 1 disk I think is related to fsck / Linux's disk checker. I would try re-burning the image using a different tool. Some have said the Raspberry Pi tool works fine, others Balena Etcher but an older version, and I think there was one other tool recommended (not coming to me at the moment).
Or try a different SD card.
I would also try connecting via Ethernet.
yeah good call - keep it simple
I can't connect via Ethernet printer is in the attic and the router is downstairs.
I have already tried 4 different SD cards.
how are you trying to connect when using ethernet?
Just use a crossover (old school prob not necessary) or ethernet to a laptop
i use Wifi connection. i try to install ratos v2.0.2 it works. only i have a lot of errors.
It is displaying that because it hasn't been able to update it yet. Hit the green refresh icon
This is the relevant line, but i can't read it...
Udev also seems to be complaining. This almost seems like a usb controller problem. What do you have connected to that pi4?
I'm not sure what's going on here.. But somehow your installation triggers a systemd event that causes the system to reboot. This isn't normal.
It shouldn't be mounting any FUSE filesystem either..
@koekie40 humor me and disconnect the USB connector from your screen. I've heard others claim that they loose wifi when they connect a screen - could be related here.
This is definitely a problem.
I would disconnect everything, and see if it comes up. Then power off, plug in one additional device, turn back on. Keep doing this until it starts the bootloop again.