05-04-2024, 12:19 AM
@azimuth
I've pretty routinely been too impatient to shut down my moOde players properly and just kill the power. (Especially true when constantly testing various developments and configurations). I'm not recommending this practice but it hasn't caused problems for me.
Caveats: all my gear is based on various Pi models more recent than Pi 2B; I use only official RPi power supplies; I use the best uSD cards I can buy; and I never just pull an energized USB cord from the Pi.
What Pi models are you using and how are they powered? What other hardware is connected?
If you can't access your moOde player after the MPD error occurs, you might consider pulling the uSD card from the Pi and examining its contents on another computer. There may be useful diagnostic information in the logs at ./var/log, beginning with ./var/log/moode.log and ./var/log/syslog,
Regards,
Kent
I've pretty routinely been too impatient to shut down my moOde players properly and just kill the power. (Especially true when constantly testing various developments and configurations). I'm not recommending this practice but it hasn't caused problems for me.
Caveats: all my gear is based on various Pi models more recent than Pi 2B; I use only official RPi power supplies; I use the best uSD cards I can buy; and I never just pull an energized USB cord from the Pi.
What Pi models are you using and how are they powered? What other hardware is connected?
If you can't access your moOde player after the MPD error occurs, you might consider pulling the uSD card from the Pi and examining its contents on another computer. There may be useful diagnostic information in the logs at ./var/log, beginning with ./var/log/moode.log and ./var/log/syslog,
Regards,
Kent
