you could try to run “ha os update , ha core update, ha supervisor update” , and show “the error”
And make sure your power-supply is sufficient for the peripherals such as the SSD
What about prior to the “errors”, And is there ANY Errors in the logs ( which you don’t find relevant to show/tell ) ?
I also thought it could be the PSU but it worked now for 1 1/2 years without any issues. The CPU Usage, RAM Usage did not increase by any means.
Here is my CPU Usage and temp while it stops working.
Okay i will try. Can you tell me what specs the PSU should have? I think more Amps? but how much?
I have never thought of this because it ran now for 1 1/2 years without a problem. Also the load did not increase in the last few weeks. But maybe it broke over the time.
All power supplies lose efficiency over time. The Wall Wart USP supplies are barely adequate to power a Raspberry Pi, so yes after a couple of years it’s available power could drop below the functional needs of the Raspberry.
What size should you get? You can never have too many amps. I am running a server on a Raspberry Pi3 with a 5 Amp PSU. It’s been running for a few years.
You need a 3A 5V PSU for the Raspberry Pi 4.
The Raspberry can not draw more amperes than the 3A, but a PSU is more unstable the closer you get to its max output.
That means a good brand PSU can be one rated to 3A, but a less brand PSU rated to 5A might be just as stable at 3A as the good brand one.
I was close to take a backup and restore it onto a new hard drive(SSD).
But for some reason the problem is gone since it showed me those errors.
I have not swapped the PSU also have not swapped any hardware and there was no supervisor update or any update at that time.
It must be something that fixed it for me, but I can’t tell what.
Conclusion: I do not know what that was. I also do not know how I fixed it.
But it is solved…