Crashes and SD-Kart File System broken afterwards
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I get lot of freezes like after 20 mins of gameplay on N64 for example. Or when i press reboot it just does not come back up ending in a broken filesystem of the SD Card and i have to set up everything again and again. Even without freeze it happens on reboots. Power source is a official one with high current and thick cable. Tried 3 different SD Cards, Samsung, Sandisk and noname. All three same result. I have copper heatsinks installed with special thermal glue. Temperature is always low. What could be the reason? How to get it working stable? Best regards, Dio
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Hello recalbox 3.2.11 or 3.3.0beta17 ?
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Sorry, my mistake... Forgot to mention: Its 3.3.0 Beta 17... Will the stable release be the better choice in this case? Goldeneye N64 freezes every time i tried it after 15-20 minutes. And SD is always corrupted after that. (Have an image now so its an easy restore) On reboots it happens sometimes that it does not boot up anymore. So i use to press shutdown, and reboot manually by power disonnect. Then it works fine.
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Just tried it again. It happens also always when i: 1. Transfer a 600MB PSX ISO over Network sharing to the PSX Roms folder. 2. Reboot after transfer is finished. 3. It does not boot anymore and shows EXT4-FS Error
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It also happens randomly on normal booting. It seems to boot up fine, but bluetooth not working. When trying to shutdown: EXT4FS Error. Journal not found or something like that. No matter which SD Card i try... Is my PI Broken? (Works fine with other software)
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So, what pi version do you have ? is it overclocked ? do you know how to use putty ? For large files transfert, it is recommended to use winscp https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Network-access-with-WinSCP-(EN)
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Thx a lot, with WinSCP the transfer is going a lot better and does not stop anymore. With overlocking (1050mhz, even if i choose lower core\sram clocks manually) it keeps eating SD Cards on every second boot... I think my pi2 model is very bad for overclocking, it crashes on every second boot. And with normal 900mhz clocks also crashes often. So i think the pi2 i got or at least some of its components are just a bad choice for overclocking. Maybe the next one is better. I ordered another one hoping to get it stable at 1050mhz. I used coolers, with special thermalglue and everything but it keeps crashing even on minimal overclocking, while it is pretty cool. Iam dreaming of getting it stable at
Clock 1100 OV 4 Core 550 SRAM 483 0 0 0 OK (multi-test) 944 1549 But when it already keeps crashing on standart clocks, something must be wrong with it... -
I got it... Reason was simply my pi2. It was completly unstable, crashing often, no chance with any overclocking. I exchanged it. With the same SD Cards the new one runs perfect, no more destroyed file systems. Even with overclocking. Sometimes if Goldeneye N64 freezes i just pull the power cable and it boots up fine. So i had only bad luck and got first a pi2 which had bad components. The new one is rock stable.
