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My bad, I should have looked that up -- LINUX is not my first language, so to speak. Thanks for the </> tip. I figured there must be something like that but I couldn't figure it our. I was looking for something like "attach file" I have built a new card image Abd programmed it from scratch...

So now I have replaced the power supply on two of them with the little Apple 15 watt white cubes and the problem looks to be still occurring (on at least one of them). Can someone tell me what the following line means? I: 2020-06-06 15:39:38.847 MMDVMHost-20200602_Pi-Star_v4 exited on receipt of SIG...

I have already built a fresh uSD card with PiStar 4.1.2 at least twice without resolving the problem. I also removed one of the Zum radio hats from the Raspberry Pi ZeroW and put it on a Raspberry Pi 3b and still see the problem. I have three ZumSpots and they are all doing it. I will try running on...

I have been able to find no solution to this MMDVM resetting issue. Does anyone have any ideas of things to try? I am beginning to think that there is a bug of some sort in 4.x.x I have even tried to run it in just a single mode (DMR) w/o any scanning and I am still seeing the issue.

Another shorter series where this has been happening quite often: <<< M: 2020-05-28 17:06:34.048 Closing the MMDVM I: 2020-05-28 17:06:34.614 Stopped the DMR Id lookup reload thread M: 2020-05-28 17:06:34.615 Closing D-Star network connection M: 2020-05-28 17:06:34.615 DMR, Closing DMR Network I: 20...

Thanks for getting back to me on this. I'll hunt around and se if I can find the thread you are referring to.

FWIW: I captured the log showing several of these events, starting immediately below and repeating several times: <<< M: 2020-05-28 00:01:40.337 Closing the MMDVM I: 2020-05-28 00:01:40.883 Stopped the DMR Id lookup reload thread M: 2020-05-28 00:01:40.884 Closing D-Star network connection M: 2020-0...

OK, this is still happening, i have three Pi Zero W based ZumSpots and they just reset randomly. All three are now running 4.1.2. And it is a brand new install, not an upgrade. Is there any way to set a log on this or to gather information to try to determine what is going on? Any recommendations as...

Looks like I am not on the latest upgrade. Let me do that and see if it clears up.

Thanks,

Dave

This continues to be a problem. I have two of these things Raspberry Pi ZeroW, running Pi-Star 4.10 on a brand new install and they both reboot randomly. I don't think that this is the normal update, but then again I don't know when that happens relative to my local time (California, USA). What i no...