[email protected] wrote: > Is it normal to have to hard reboot the MVPs on almost every use?
By "hard boot" you mean removing power from the device or using the reboot menu option? No. I need to do that fairly rarely. > If not, what causes them to lock up? I don't know. Recently when my MVP became unresponsive to the remote (sometimes the power button will successfully cycle the power LED (suggesting that interrupt handlers are still working), but the mvpmc UI remains stuck), I left it running, rather than pulling the power cord as I usually do in that situation. I telneted to the box and it wouldn't respond for several minutes until it did a warm restart (either on its own, or the remote control power button keypress finally got processed) and then it let me in. So either it was more than just the mvpmc process that was stuck, or that process was chewing up all the CPU. I then did a 'reboot' from the command line to make sure things were reset, and it ran fine after. > I leave my powered on. Maybe I shouldn't? Memory leak issues? I've always left my MVP powered up in standby. -Tom ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Mvpmc-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mvpmc-users mvpmc wiki: http://mvpmc.wikispaces.com/
