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Pi freezing up 4 times a day - Workqueue: events_freezable mmc_rescan #1522
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Additional info on current running processes (after 10min of runtime):
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This is likely to be the issue. Not guaranteed to get more than 500mA from a USB port which isn't enough for any model of Pi (which Pi model is it?) |
It's a Raspberry Pi 3B |
For power requirements see this page. https://github.com/raspberrypi/documentation/tree/master/faqs |
Issue reoccured now... Pi was properly powered through the provided adapter. kern.log:
Any way we can find out what is causing this ? |
I was able to solve the issues, but it required a small investment... I did the following:
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I still have this bug with 5.15.30-v8+ 64 bit Raspberry Pi 3B+.... the system freezed and resumed after 3 hours of freeze. |
Your system is struggling because there is insufficient power getting to the processor.
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I have these logs all the time, always.... and it never happened that it completely freezed for 3 hours, so I don't think that this is the real reason. I followed this workaround: https://www.blackmoreops.com/2014/09/22/linux-kernel-panic-issue-fix-hung_task_timeout_secs-blocked-120-seconds-problem/ |
I can confirm the same occurs on newer firmware too. Started happening after I migrated from 32-bit to 64-bit OS RPI4 2GBRAM & its original power supply
Occurs every two to three hours, hangs up and waits for forced reboot via removing power. Console, network-ping, everything becomes unresponsive. Tried the solutions recommended in this post
no luck there
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I'm having some issues where my Pi freezes completely.
It is crashing 4 times a day !!!!! Only thing I can do is to unplug/replug to reboot it.
The Pi is still responding to ping commands, but all the rest is unresponsive (no SSH either, so I can't look at logs/processes when it actually happens).
Syslog:
kern.log:
My Pi seems to be fully up-to-date as I've performed following already:
I'm completely desperate in this case...
My only option I'm evaluating now is to step away from the Pi and go with a full-fledged server :-(
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