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system down after update 0.130.4 #15686
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I'm seeing the same message on 0.130.4:
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I can also confirm the problem with 0.130.4 and the NightlyBuild (0.130.4+1724639089). |
same here, 0.130.2 starts fine with same DB. |
I don't think any me too are needed at this point. If someone who is affected, wants to help and is able to build evcc: A |
Better idea: could someone please email me a "corrupted" database to [email protected]? Might be an issue with the upgraded Gorm library but I'm only guessing. |
I have send you a mail. |
For time being, I have remove the 0.130.4 release packages and Docker image. /cc @naltatis not sure if Gorm has anything to do with it? |
I've found the claimed corrupted database to be working on |
I can indeed repro on
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Opened glebarez/sqlite#144 upvotes might help. |
Same issue at my end. Use a Raspberry 4 with 64 Bit Raspberry OS -> AArch64 platform. |
My System:
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Linux raspi-dns 6.1.21-v7+ #1642 SMP Mon Apr 3 17:20:52 BST 2023 armv7l GNU/Linux PRETTY_NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)" |
So, here's what I've found:
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Also have the corruption problem (Pi2B). Appears that 1.30.5 is not yet listed in the repository? Apt Upgrade says with 1.30.4 I had the latest release... Did Apt update before... |
Indeed. The downgraded version does not compile on Windows: https://github.com/evcc-io/evcc/actions/runs/10564539950/job/29267316724 |
New version 0.130.6 works fine. |
It works again with v0.130.6. |
Describe the bug
After I updated on 0.130.4 (and installation only the upgrade) My system is down and is not able to get started. The system message is: data base disk image malformed (11). The curios thing is: I made the update like always I made it svereal times before.
Steps to reproduce
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look to the description above
Configuration details
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Log details
What type of operating system are you running?
Linux
Version
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