Description:
I am experiencing issues after flashing my TeddyCloud box. I forgot to update the firmware before flashing, but I do have a backup and patched firmware available. When I power up the box, I hear the codeword sound “Murmeltier.” The box has an IP address on the Wi-Fi network, is pingable, and is displayed as “online” in TeddyCloud.
Actions performed:
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Flashed the box without updating the firmware first.
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Powered on the box and confirmed the “Murmeltier” sound played.
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Verified that the box is connected to the Wi-Fi, has an IP address, and is pingable.
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Confirmed that the box shows as “online” in TeddyCloud.
Expected outcome:
The box should function normally after flashing, allowing me to use all its features.
Actual outcome:
Although the box is online and pingable, it is not functioning as expected, and I cannot proceed further.
Environment details:
• TeddyCloud version: v0.6.2 (203f12d)
• OS: Ubuntu Linux x86_64 (64-bit), running in a Docker environment
• Date/Time: 2024-10-26, 18:14:34 +0000
Logs:
I tried to attach the logs captured during this process (teddycloud_logs.txt), but new users can not upload attachments. Relevant sections of the logs include warnings about the client CA not matching Boxine and runtime errors, such as src/cache.c:194:35: runtime error: left shift of 183 by 24 places cannot be represented in type ‘int’.
Steps I’ve taken to resolve the issue:
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Restarted the box.
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Verified the connection by pinging the box and confirming its “online” status in TeddyCloud.
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Attempted to review the logs for more details.
Request:
Could you please provide guidance on how to resolve this issue? Should I re-flash the firmware, or is there a way to recover functionality using the backup and patched firmware?