dsdreamer wrote: > Well, actually, I re-imaged my micro-SDHC card about a dozen times > trying to see what would trigger this apparent "freeze" in Jivelite with > different permutations of USB devices plugged in. The first boot always > resulted in a freeze, no matter what USB devices I had connected at the > time. The only time I had a normal startup experience was one time I was > using a class 4 micro SDHC card, which I normally avoid due to the slow > write speeds. All my other tests were done with a class 10 SDHC card. > > I was, unfortunately, fooling myself by changing too many variables when > I reported earlier that I got a clean initial boot when removing my USB > hub and its associated DAC and USB keyboard adapters since I also > changed from a class 10 to class 4 SDHC card at the same time. > > I notice that when Jivelite gets stuck in the first boot scenario, it > leaves behind only the following two files: SetupWelcome.lua, and > DesktopJive.lua with date stamps close to the Unix Time epoch, i.e., the > jivelite user autologin is happening before the ntp time server gets a > chance to step the time. > Jivelite is starting 15 seconds after boot: > > Code: -------------------- > > 01:00:15 wandboard systemd-logind[198]: New session c1 of user jivelite. -------------------- > > > This is before DHCP moves from the preinit state to the bound state > and the network services start up and finally the ntp service gets to > update the date/time at 19.5 seconds after boot. > > Code: -------------------- > > Jul 14 03:36:03 wandboard ntpdate[353]: step time server 134.121.64.62 offset 1373769343.488106 sec -------------------- > > > > My working theory is that there is some kind of race condition when > starting up for the first time. I think that Jivelite is starting a > bit to early for its own good. Perhaps the faster SDHC class 10 card > is making this worse? > > The standard installation is not set up to capture any logs from > jivelite. I was wondering if I should change the /etc/passwd file to > use jivelite-cs > /var/log/jivelite.log 2>&1 or something like it?
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