Running HA in Docker along with Mosquitto MQTT and zigbee2mqtt running on a Jetson Nano. zigbee2mqtt version 2.6.3 and ZBDongle-P firmware is 2025-03-01, all same as previous installation.
All was fine until 2 nights ago, the Jetson crashed and failed to boot. Checked the SD and it was corrupt. Had been running for about 8 months without any issues. Connected to a UPS. Could still read the card to retrieve the configuration files.
I created a new OS SD for the Jetson Nano and installed all the old configuration files to the same locations as the old setup and then Docker for MQTT, HA and zigbee2mqt. MQTT ran up fine and HA too and picked up the old configuration files. All good for zibgee2mqtt which, although it ran up and loaded the configuration for the previous installation so the same network key and panid, it wasn’t working 100%
Looked good until I operated some of the switch modules and saw nothing in the LOG output of zigbee2mqtt. Some switches worked and wfii lights would work but none of my zigbee lights would switch on. All of the zigbee sockets failed to switch. The log file shows error for those, and here is part of an error output.
error: z2m: Publish 'set' 'state' to 'ZBMINI-KITCHEN1' failed: 'Error: ZCL command 0x3410f4fffee08b53/1 genOnOff.on({}, {"timeout":10000,
I have left the system running for 36 hours hoping it would repair itself and manually controlled those devices for the time being, but still no switching or response from zigbee buttons.
Only 3 of the 35 devices are reporting and showing in the LOG ouput. I have room temp sensors and door sensors and nothing from them.
The health packet shows this:
[11/14/2025, 5:34:03 PM] z2m:mqtt: MQTT publish: topic 'zigbee2mqtt/bridge/health', payload '{"response_time":1763112843853,"os":{"load_average":[0.1,0.18,0.23],"memory_used_mb":2893.37,"memory_percent":72.9883},"process":{"uptime_sec":5408,"memory_used_mb":125.37,"memory_percent":3.1626},"mqtt":{"connected":true,"queued":0,"published":463,"received":284},"devices":{"0xa4c1388f0547c25d":{"messages":772,"messages_per_sec":0.1457,"leave_count":0,"network_address_changes":0},"0x7cc6b6fffe6e2d9e":{"messages":29,"messages_per_sec":0.0056,"leave_count":0,"network_address_changes":0},"0x7cc6b6fffe6e0827":{"messages":38,"messages_per_sec":0.008,"leave_count":0,"network_address_changes":0},"0x00158d000392bd72":{"messages":2,"messages_per_sec":0.0005,"leave_count":0,"network_address_changes":0},"0x00158d0003e6fd19":{"messages":7,"messages_per_sec":0.002,"leave_count":0,"network_address_changes":0},"0x8c8b48fffec85c5d":{"messages":2,"messages_per_sec":0.0006,"leave_count":0,"network_address_changes":0},"0x00158d000393e85f":{"messages":1,"messages_per_sec":0.0003,"leave_count":0,"network_address_changes":0}}}'
Any help is very much appreciated. I am not keen to re-pair everything as many devices are fixed wall sockets.