DNS-320L-A3 No proper shutdown or reboot

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Erik J

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Feb 13, 2015, 1:46:37 PM2/13/15
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Taken from another thread started by me: Continuing inbetween the lines.

The following is getting off topic... it's better to open new topics for new discussions/issue.
 
but still no proper software reboot possible,

[copied from other post:] 

Anyway, a reboot never works automatically,

??? what do you mean?
 
it takes more than 5 minutes, and i push the button....

What button? webUI reboot button? front power button?

sorry front power button, to finish the reboot. it means, a hard shutdown then, and i push it again to do the start-up. 

So you mean that hitting the Reboot web button in System->Utilities does not works? And hitting the PowerOff web button works?

No, so no webinterface button works, neither the Reboot or Shutdown. . The first led keeps on flashing, and a small touch makes it turn off totally.

The box front power button does the same action as the PowerOff web button, namely executing the '/usr/sbin/poweroff' command, while the Reboot web button executes the '/sbin/reboot' command.
None of them do a hard shutdown, both cleanly terminate running programs and unmount filesystems before performing a reboot or a power off.

menos mal

 
and one question, how many of these hardware memory faults ["__nand_correct_data: uncorrectable ECC error<3>end_request: I/O error, dev mtdblock0, sector 0"?] are fatal for the Alt-F operating system. 5 lines in the log, or 50??

Well, a single bit error can have catastrophic consequences...

Imagine a script where the letter 'm' is changed to a 'r' (actually a 4 bits change): the command 'mv foo bar' (rename foo to bar) becomes 'rm foo bar' (delete foo and bar). So it depends where the error is, in general programs will crash during its execution.

Oh help. so putting up a raid to have datasecurity can because of a 4 bit change, delete everything.... oh help..

But the place where the error is reported is odd. It is reported to be in mtdblock0, the flash memory partition where u-boot, the box boot-loader, is located. The boot loader is what is executed at power-up time to load and run the operating system (Alt-F), and if it is damage then the box becomes bricked. It's executed before Alt-F or the vendor's firmware. Alt-F never touches that flash "partition", even when doing firmware upgrades.

What is odd is that the error is reported when the boot loader has already successfully loaded and executed Alt-F, and has terminated. So I'm puzzled.


And another NOTE, after every reboot, or shutdown, the Alt-F folder cannot be found,
the message No ipkg instalation found, install ipkg in:
and install in md0, and it appears.

FYI, attached the fresh system config log.


SystemConf.log

João Cardoso

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On Friday, February 13, 2015 at 6:46:37 PM UTC, Erik J wrote:
Taken from another thread started by me: Continuing inbetween the lines.

The following is getting off topic... it's better to open new topics for new discussions/issue.
 
but still no proper software reboot possible,

[copied from other post:] 

Anyway, a reboot never works automatically,

??? what do you mean?
 
it takes more than 5 minutes, and i push the button....

What button? webUI reboot button? front power button?

sorry front power button, to finish the reboot. it means, a hard shutdown then, and i push it again to do the start-up. 

So you mean that hitting the Reboot web button in System->Utilities does not works? And hitting the PowerOff web button works?

No, so no webinterface button works, neither the Reboot or Shutdown. . The first led keeps on flashing, and a small touch makes it turn off totally.

Please post the output of the following command:

ls -l /sbin/poweroff /usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*

I would expects something as:

ls: /sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*: No such file or directory
-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root           105 Oct 24 15:19 /usr/sbin/poweroff
 

The box front power button does the same action as the PowerOff web button, namely executing the '/usr/sbin/poweroff' command, while the Reboot web button executes the '/sbin/reboot' command.
None of them do a hard shutdown, both cleanly terminate running programs and unmount filesystems before performing a reboot or a power off.

...
 
And another NOTE, after every reboot, or shutdown, the Alt-F folder cannot be found, 
the message No ipkg instalation found, install ipkg in:
and install in md0, and it appears.

 
Please use a different forum topic for each issue.

I can't find the "No ipkg instalation found, install ipkg" in the logs you attached.
What I found was "Feb 13 19:24:40 hot_aux: Alt-F directory found in md0"

What is expected: some programs run early from flash memory but need the Alt-F on disk folder which only appears when the filesystem is fschked and mounted, thus the initial warning message; as soon as the Alt-F folder is found the program should be restarted, as the following excerpt for minidlna shows (notice the time):

Feb 14 18:59:33 dns-320l user.notice minidlna: Alt-F folder not yet available.\nUse menu Packages->Alt-F to install Alt-F packages folder if you have not yet done it.
Feb 14 18:59:36 dns-320l user.debug hot_aux: (18:59:23) Alt-F directory found in sda4
Feb 14 18:59:37 dns-320l user.notice hot_aux: Starting minidlna: OK.


erik

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On 02/14/2015 08:16 PM, João Cardoso wrote:


On Friday, February 13, 2015 at 6:46:37 PM UTC, Erik J wrote:
Taken from another thread started by me: Continuing inbetween the lines.

The following is getting off topic... it's better to open new topics for new discussions/issue.
 
but still no proper software reboot possible,

[copied from other post:] 

Anyway, a reboot never works automatically,

??? what do you mean?
 
it takes more than 5 minutes, and i push the button....

What button? webUI reboot button? front power button?

sorry front power button, to finish the reboot. it means, a hard shutdown then, and i push it again to do the start-up. 

So you mean that hitting the Reboot web button in System->Utilities does not works? And hitting the PowerOff web button works?

No, so no webinterface button works, neither the Reboot or Shutdown. . The first led keeps on flashing, and a small touch makes it turn off totally.

Please post the output of the following command:

ls -l /sbin/poweroff /usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*

I would expects something as:

ls: /sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*: No such file or directory
-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root           105 Oct 24 15:19 /usr/sbin/poweroff
 

Perfect guess, a 10 out of 10. "No such file or directory."
So that is also the reason my temperature control is not working, as I suppose it works under sys_utils* ? Can it have something to do with my memory problem? (will create another thread of it very soon).
How to reinstall the sys_utils* and poweroff utilities?



The box front power button does the same action as the PowerOff web button, namely executing the '/usr/sbin/poweroff' command, while the Reboot web button executes the '/sbin/reboot' command.
None of them do a hard shutdown, both cleanly terminate running programs and unmount filesystems before performing a reboot or a power off.

...
 
And another NOTE, after every reboot, or shutdown, the Alt-F folder cannot be found, 
the message No ipkg instalation found, install ipkg in:
and install in md0, and it appears.

 
Please use a different forum topic for each issue.

Ok I will, will try to catch it in a log file. But as transmission settings, and I dont know what else disappears after a reboot. I will wait till tomorrow. One fix at a time.

Thanks again!


I can't find the "No ipkg instalation found, install ipkg" in the logs you attached.
What I found was "Feb 13 19:24:40 hot_aux: Alt-F directory found in md0"

What is expected: some programs run early from flash memory but need the Alt-F on disk folder which only appears when the filesystem is fschked and mounted, thus the initial warning message; as soon as the Alt-F folder is found the program should be restarted, as the following excerpt for minidlna shows (notice the time):

Feb 14 18:59:33 dns-320l user.notice minidlna: Alt-F folder not yet available.\nUse menu Packages->Alt-F to install Alt-F packages folder if you have not yet done it.
Feb 14 18:59:36 dns-320l user.debug hot_aux: (18:59:23) Alt-F directory found in sda4
Feb 14 18:59:37 dns-320l user.notice hot_aux: Starting minidlna: OK.


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João Cardoso

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On Sunday, February 15, 2015 at 6:23:34 PM UTC, Erik J wrote:
On 02/14/2015 08:16 PM, João Cardoso wrote:


On Friday, February 13, 2015 at 6:46:37 PM UTC, Erik J wrote:
Taken from another thread started by me: Continuing inbetween the lines.

The following is getting off topic... it's better to open new topics for new discussions/issue.
 
but still no proper software reboot possible,

[copied from other post:] 

Anyway, a reboot never works automatically,

??? what do you mean?
 
it takes more than 5 minutes, and i push the button....

What button? webUI reboot button? front power button?

sorry front power button, to finish the reboot. it means, a hard shutdown then, and i push it again to do the start-up. 

So you mean that hitting the Reboot web button in System->Utilities does not works? And hitting the PowerOff web button works?

No, so no webinterface button works, neither the Reboot or Shutdown. . The first led keeps on flashing, and a small touch makes it turn off totally.

Please post the output of the following command:

ls -l /sbin/poweroff /usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*

I would expects something as:

ls: /sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*: No such file or directory
-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root           105 Oct 24 15:19 /usr/sbin/poweroff
 

Perfect guess, a 10 out of 10. "No such file or directory."

If the output is ***exactly*** equal to the above, then its OK, the issue is not there.
It's always better to post the commands outputs...
 
So that is also the reason my temperature control is not working,

You never complain about that. What's you box/board?
 
as I suppose it works under sys_utils* ? Can it have something to do with my memory problem? (will create another thread of it very soon).
How to reinstall the sys_utils* and poweroff utilities?


The box front power button does the same action as the PowerOff web button, namely executing the '/usr/sbin/poweroff' command, while the Reboot web button executes the '/sbin/reboot' command.
None of them do a hard shutdown, both cleanly terminate running programs and unmount filesystems before performing a reboot or a power off.

...
 
And another NOTE, after every reboot, or shutdown, the Alt-F folder cannot be found, 
the message No ipkg instalation found, install ipkg in:
and install in md0, and it appears.

 
Please use a different forum topic for each issue.
And one issue at a time, as solving one issue might solve other.

You see, when answering one question I often have to search previous posts for some information, and it might be difficult to find it when it is intermixed with several issues; also, there are several questions from different users being asked, and I don't remember anymore which is which... For you it's easier, but for me it's more difficult...


Ok I will, will try to catch it in a log file. But as transmission settings,

??? transmission ??? did you ever reported an issue with Transmission? You see the mess? :-(

and I dont know what else disappears after a reboot. I will wait till tomorrow. One fix at a time.

Thanks again!


I can't find the "No ipkg instalation found, install ipkg" in the logs you attached.
What I found was "Feb 13 19:24:40 hot_aux: Alt-F directory found in md0"

What is expected: some programs run early from flash memory but need the Alt-F on disk folder which only appears when the filesystem is fschked and mounted, thus the initial warning message; as soon as the Alt-F folder is found the program should be restarted, as the following excerpt for minidlna shows (notice the time):

Feb 14 18:59:33 dns-320l user.notice minidlna: Alt-F folder not yet available.\nUse menu Packages->Alt-F to install Alt-F packages folder if you have not yet done it.
Feb 14 18:59:36 dns-320l user.debug hot_aux: (18:59:23) Alt-F directory found in sda4
Feb 14 18:59:37 dns-320l user.notice hot_aux: Starting minidlna: OK.


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Ok, fiy, but why the issue is not there?
[root@terra]# ls -l /sbin/poweroff /usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff /Alt-
F/usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*

ls: /sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*: No such file or directory
-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root           105 Oct 24 16:19 /usr/sbin/poweroff


 
It's always better to post the commands outputs...
 
So that is also the reason my temperature control is not working,

You never complain about that. What's you box/board?

DNS 320L - A3


 
 
as I suppose it works under sys_utils* ? Can it have something to do with my memory problem? (will create another thread of it very soon).
How to reinstall the sys_utils* and poweroff utilities?


The box front power button does the same action as the PowerOff web button, namely executing the '/usr/sbin/poweroff' command, while the Reboot web button executes the '/sbin/reboot' command.
None of them do a hard shutdown, both cleanly terminate running programs and unmount filesystems before performing a reboot or a power off.

...
 
And another NOTE, after every reboot, or shutdown, the Alt-F folder cannot be found, 
the message No ipkg instalation found, install ipkg in:
and install in md0, and it appears.

 
Please use a different forum topic for each issue.
And one issue at a time, as solving one issue might solve other.

You see, when answering one question I often have to search previous posts for some information, and it might be difficult to find it when it is intermixed with several issues; also, there are several questions from different users being asked, and I don't remember anymore which is which... For you it's easier, but for me it's more difficult...

I totally understand, I am following this list, and I have even problems keeping up with reading the messages. So Imagine answering.

To sum up, topics which I would like to open, or have open.
concerns box dns 320L - A3

  • memory _nand errors (coming topic)
  • no proper shutdown and or reboot executed through web-interface (this topic)
  • after reboot, the Alt-f folder is not on its place according to the web-interface. (already explained by João below in this message)
  • then I notice that the temperature control is not working, it indicates the temperatures of the hard-discs though.
  • i notice that transmission settings are lost after reboot,

Hope this clarifies it a bit.

Have a good day.






Ok I will, will try to catch it in a log file. But as transmission settings,

??? transmission ??? did you ever reported an issue with Transmission? You see the mess? :-(

and I dont know what else disappears after a reboot. I will wait till tomorrow. One fix at a time.

Thanks again!


I can't find the "No ipkg instalation found, install ipkg" in the logs you attached.
What I found was "Feb 13 19:24:40 hot_aux: Alt-F directory found in md0"

What is expected: some programs run early from flash memory but need the Alt-F on disk folder which only appears when the filesystem is fschked and mounted, thus the initial warning message; as soon as the Alt-F folder is found the program should be restarted, as the following excerpt for minidlna shows (notice the time):

Feb 14 18:59:33 dns-320l user.notice minidlna: Alt-F folder not yet available.\nUse menu Packages->Alt-F to install Alt-F packages folder if you have not yet done it.
Feb 14 18:59:36 dns-320l user.debug hot_aux: (18:59:23) Alt-F directory found in sda4
Feb 14 18:59:37 dns-320l user.notice hot_aux: Starting minidlna: OK.


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João Cardoso

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... 
[copied from other post:] 

Anyway, a reboot never works automatically,

??? what do you mean?
 
it takes more than 5 minutes, and i push the button....

What button? webUI reboot button? front power button?

sorry front power button, to finish the reboot. it means, a hard shutdown then, and i push it again to do the start-up. 

So you mean that hitting the Reboot web button in System->Utilities does not works? And hitting the PowerOff web button works?

No, so no webinterface button works, neither the Reboot or Shutdown. . The first led keeps on flashing, and a small touch makes it turn off totally.

Please post the output of the following command:

ls -l /sbin/poweroff /usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*

I would expects something as:

ls: /sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*: No such file or directory
-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root           105 Oct 24 15:19 /usr/sbin/poweroff
 
... 
[root@terra]# ls -l /sbin/poweroff /usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff /Alt-
F/usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*
ls: /sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
ls: /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*: No such file or directory
-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root           105 Oct 24 16:19 /usr/sbin/poweroff
... 
So that is also the reason my temperature control is not working,

You never complain about that. What's you box/board?

DNS 320L - A3

... 
To sum up, topics which I would like to open, or have open.
concerns box dns 320L - A3
... 
    • no proper shutdown and or reboot executed through web-interface (this topic)
    • then I notice that the temperature control is not working, it indicates the temperatures of the hard-discs though.
      ...

      So lets try to address those two issues, as they might be related. It is working fine on my DNS-320L-rev-A1.

      In the 320L system temperature/fan control/poweroff (and other functionalities) are handled by a special chip on the circuit board, and a special program, named dns320l-daemon, is responsible to communicate with the chip.
      At boot time, if it is detected that the box is a 320L, that program is launched.

      Please post the output of the following commands:

      cat /tmp/board
      # should display 'DNS-320L-A1'. From user reports the HW rev is irrelevant, all rev-Ax boards seems to be identical.

      ps       | grep dns320
      # should display  'xxxx root     /usr/sbin/dns320l-daemon'

      dns320l-daemon -x help
      # should display
      #Feb 17 18:20:17 dns320l-daemon: Handling Command: help
      #Available Commands:
      #
      #DeviceReady, DeviceShutdown, ShutdownDaemon, EnablePowerRecovery, DisablePowerRecovery, GetPowerRecoveryState,
      #EnableWOL, DisableWOL, GetWOLState, SetFanStop, SetFanHalf, SetFanFull, PowerLedOn, PowerLedOff, PowerLedBlink, ReadRtc,
      #systohc, hctosys, GetTemperature, help, quit.

      cat /etc/inittab





      Erik J

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      El martes, 17 de febrero de 2015, 19:23:28 (UTC+1), João Cardoso escribió:
      ... 
      [copied from other post:] 

      Anyway, a reboot never works automatically,

      ??? what do you mean?
       
      it takes more than 5 minutes, and i push the button....

      What button? webUI reboot button? front power button?

      sorry front power button, to finish the reboot. it means, a hard shutdown then, and i push it again to do the start-up. 

      So you mean that hitting the Reboot web button in System->Utilities does not works? And hitting the PowerOff web button works?

      No, so no webinterface button works, neither the Reboot or Shutdown. . The first led keeps on flashing, and a small touch makes it turn off totally.

      Please post the output of the following command:

      ls -l /sbin/poweroff /usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*

      I would expects something as:

      ls: /sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
      ls: /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
      ls: /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
      ls: /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*: No such file or directory
      -rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root           105 Oct 24 15:19 /usr/sbin/poweroff
       
      ... 
      [root@terra]# ls -l /sbin/poweroff /usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff /Alt-
      F/usr/sbin/poweroff /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*

      ls: /sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
      ls: /Alt-F/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
      ls: /Alt-F/usr/sbin/poweroff: No such file or directory
      ls: /Alt-F/usr/www/cgi-bin/sys_utils*: No such file or directory
      -rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root           105 Oct 24 16:19 /usr/sbin/poweroff
      ... 
      So that is also the reason my temperature control is not working,

      You never complain about that. What's you box/board?

      DNS 320L - A3

      Ok, see attached file. looks like all OK. Notice that already before the latest update, I noticed I had this problem. at the start, it was working fine.  Probably this issue is related with my other post about the _nand memory problem.
      output_shutdownproblem.txt

      João Cardoso

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      No they don't:

      yours:

       [root@terra]# ps | grep dns320 
       2121 root     grep dns320

      mine:
      [root@dns-320l]# ps | grep dns320
       1262 root     /usr/sbin/dns320l-daemon
       1391 root     grep dns320

      See the difference? The dns320l-daemon is not running. Why? Inittab is OK:

      # DNS-320L MCU daemon
      null::respawn:/usr/sbin/dns320l-daemon

      And so 'init' should relaunch it if it is terminated.

      What happens (see the logread output several times, notice the time stamp entries) if you execute

      kill -1 1

      Does dns320l-daemon appears in the 'ps | grep dns320' output?

      Erik J

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      no,

      [root@terra]# kill -1 1

      [root@terra]# ps | grep dns320
       3313 root     grep dns320
      [root@terra]# kill -1 1

      [root@terra]# ps | grep dns320
       3335 root     grep dns320
      [root@terra]# kill -1 1

      [root@terra]# ps | grep dns320
       3371 root     grep dns320
      [root@terra]# kill -1 1

      [root@terra]# ps | grep dns320
       3399 root     grep dns320
       

      why? sorry cannot answer that, I am just an novice still...

      João Cardoso

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      So init is not relaunching the dns320l-daemon.
      Probably it gave up after trying doing that for a couple of minutes, and it doesn't appears in the log as it become flooded with other messages.

      Try launching it:

      dns320l-daemon -d &

      If should be executed and appears in the 'ps | grep dns320l' command output.
      On my system 'logread | tail' displays:

      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: Server startup success on /var/run/dns320l.socket
      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: led: none 1
      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: temp: 39000
      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: pwm: 0
      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: fan: 0



      Notice that already before the latest update, I noticed I had this problem. at the start, it was working fine.  Probably this issue is related with my other post about the _nand memory problem.

      Probably, and we should defer solving this issue until you decide what to do to your box.
       

      Erik J

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      Ok that launched it.

      [root@terra]# dns320l-daemon -d &
      [root@terra]# ps | grep dns320l
        760 root     dns320l-daemon -d
        891 root     grep dns320l


      Feb 18 19:35:37 terra auth.info login[3445]: root login on 'pts/0'
      Feb 18 19:40:02 terra daemon.info dns320l-daemon: Server startup success on /var/run/dns320l.socket
      Feb 18 19:40:02 terra daemon.debug dns320l-daemon: led: none 1
      Feb 18 19:40:02 terra daemon.debug dns320l-daemon: temp: 40000
      Feb 18 19:40:02 terra daemon.debug dns320l-daemon: pwm: 127
      Feb 18 19:40:02 terra daemon.debug dns320l-daemon: fan: 3000
      Feb 18 19:40:04 terra daemon.info sysctrl: temp=40.0    pwm=127 fan=3000

      Once launched, 12 hours later, it keeps on running. Did not try a reboot yet. Will do that next week. Too busy this weekend.
       
      If should be executed and appears in the 'ps | grep dns320l' command output.
      On my system 'logread | tail' displays:

      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: Server startup success on /var/run/dns320l.socket
      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: led: none 1
      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: temp: 39000
      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: pwm: 0
      Feb 18 15:50:26 dns320l-daemon: fan: 0



      Notice that already before the latest update, I noticed I had this problem. at the start, it was working fine.  Probably this issue is related with my other post about the _nand memory problem.

      Probably, and we should defer solving this issue until you decide what to do to your box.

      Yes, seems like some daemons don't get started up because of the memory problem. Maybe I should write my first script and put it in the start-up launcher..

      Thanks!
       

      Ola Gabrielson

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      Feb 21, 2015, 9:42:16 AM2/21/15
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      Have the same problem on a DNS323-B1, running RC4.
      Shutdown and reboot doesn't work, not in webUI, not by pushing the button and also not by launching the commands reboot or powerdown in Telnet.
      any wild ideas why?
      O


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