@tontonduson Tu peux nous donner plus d'info ? Que vois-tu ? Qu'y a-t-il dans le fichier de logs ? Qu'est-ce que tu essaye de faire / lire ?

@reflectedsoul I think this is a known bug (mentioned in the first post of this thread), isn't it?

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• Cannot go beyond the clock settings on Reicast (Dreamcast)

@simba51 @Amos I'm seeing the same issue (unstable WiFi 5G connection with SSH, SCP, HTTP or even ICMP). I have two solutions to this issue:

• the workaround: connect to your not-5G network 😏 (it sounds silly, but it works: most routers offer both 2.4GHz and 5GHz)
• the fix: I changed wifi.region in recalbox.conf from US to FR (I'm in France) and 5G WiFi started working perfectly ✨

I hope it'll work for you as well as it did for me 🤗

@marcus_972 To avoid losing all your games next time, you can configure Recalbox to use an external drive (usually a USB drive) to store them (and your configuration). Next system update will only update the OS (you may have to configure it again after update to use the external USB drive, though). See @Fab2Ris tutorial #5 on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65deA8c-stM

Hi there,

I'm just leaving this here because it may help people with WiFi stability issues:

I've been running the Christmas Beta (and a build from latest master) on a RasPi3b+ connected to a WiFi 5GHz network (a.k.a. 5G WiFi) with a lot of stability issues (hard disconnections every 5 minutes, bash autocomplete very slow when connected via SSH, web manager randomly failing to load pages, ...).

I found 2 ways of solving the problem, both work well so far:

• connect to my 2.4GHz WiFi network rather than to the 5G one
• adjust wifi.region in recalbox.conf (the default is US, I'm in France, setting it to FR brought stability back, even on the 5G network)

It's not really a bug, more a misconfiguration I should have checked, but I hope it can help some people here.

@Substring Not sure if it's the best place to post it but I had to make some changes to be able to build the image from scratch. I submitted this merge request against your branch.

@sumofoneinteger I'm seeing the exact same behaviour (from a freshly built image on a Pi3b+). It looks like hashlib is not working properly with Python 2.7. I'm trying to figure out why and will post a merge request if I succeed.