Hi all,
I used to run a home assistant OS.host_reboot command every week just to give the system a fresh start and then one day I found that it wasn’t booting up anymore. The only way I can start it again is turn off the power and turn it back on.
I switched to homeassistant.restart and it worked but of course, that’s not quite doing the same thing as home assistant OS.host_reboot.
I put it down to my hardware but recently I upgraded to a Raspberry Pi 5 and the problem still exists!
I finally got some time to do some testing and I found that only the “sudo reboot --reboot=acpi” command will restart the Pi successfully. The rest just kinda goes into some sort of loop or telling me something can’t be found.
The only consistent way I find to start up flawlessly is to shutdown the Pi and switch off and on again. So maybe it does have something to do with the --reboot=acpi setting?
I also tried fsck /dev/mmcblk0px to try and see if my SSD card is corrupted (but I’ve re-imaged HAOS a few times on a few SSD cards since getting the Pi 5) but I get the error “fsck: fsck.auto not found”.
I tried running “fsck -a” and it just comes back without any message.
Is anyone getting similar issues out there?