Thanks a lot. This solved the Problem.

@acris Sorry, is there really no way to solve the problem? I have also reported the bug on github, but no one has deigned to answer, even if only to say: ok let's check or let you know or something.

Hello, I have the same problem but delete all the images and now it works well, I do not know if it helps you
sorry my google translate english

@pokey there is a compatibility list in the wiki. But I don’t want to tell you to buy a new card and you are gonna blame me if the new one doesn’t work either. There are software tools to test sd cards. And you should more or less have an idea looking at the sd card brand. Ultra high speed sd card won’t be used at full potential in a rpi though. About 20-25 MB/s is the limit afaik.

Sometimes it happened, try again after few time probably it will work smoothly.

@zing said in WiFi on recalbox 4.1 is very unstable:

@alfajackal This is probably the case, the compatibility list warns that these dongles have this problem.

I know! Because I added that! 😉

So literally I warned myself! Unfortunately I don’t have a time machine... 😂

@voljega I'm going to get a pi3 since it seems like the safest option for now. Thank you for your help!

Yeah, in this case it's wired. I did some more playing with things and found out that unplugging the usb and plugging it back in crashes ES. If I do it slowly, its ok. I'm pretty sure all of this is somehow related to the kernel. Not sure what kernel reto pi uses or recalbox for that matter but I only recalbox does these things. I could maybe grab some dmesg logs on this.

That disk usage looks seriously suspect - due to the way files are stored I didnt think it was possible to get to 100% usage.....

You have to go back to basics.
Fresh install again - is it fine?
If not, try any old microSD just to get up and running - still not fine?
Id then think it was the PI.......

I'll try without knuckles. Never liked that red Echinacea anyway.

@Victor-Mustaine Or you could try different roms. Sometimes if you have crappy roms its performance is worse.

Can you post the output of your /var/log/messages Also the logs from the web interface   Ssh to your recalbox cd /var/log cat messages   Try assigning a fixed ip from your router to your recalbox     <ul class="inline-list" style="box-sizing: inherit; margin: 0px auto 1.21429rem; padding: 0px; font-size: 14px; font-family: 'Lucida Grande', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; line-height: 1.6; list-style: none; overflow: hidden; color: #222222;"> <li style="box-sizing: inherit; margin: 0px 0px 0px 1.57143rem; padding: 0px; display: block; float: left; list-style: none;">

Cool :)