In some cases, Turris MOX and Turris Shield are not correctly rebooted.
You could try to remove the power supply and plug it back. We are working to have the solution with the manufacturer of SoC (Marvell). In the meantime, you can try this workaround.
All routers:
Cosmetic issue:
Mismatch of different Turris OS versions in /etc/turris-version and /etc/openwrt_release .
This is caused that package base-files was not updated. This package is versioned as you can see here by using two variables PKG_RELEASE and VERSION . PKG_RELEASE is stated in Makefile, but REVISION comes from commit hash of openwrt-19.07 branch. This was not changed during 5.3.2 and 5.3.3 . You can compare it on repo.turris.cz, where you go to HBS and HBT folders and check git-hash file.
Omnia update went fine. Mox Classic did not rebooted after upgrade. I had to pull out the cable and plug it again.
I forgot to mention, that the workaround (v4) was applied before this update and the Mox was rebooted before update too. So the workaround did not fix the issue of failing reboots after upgrade.
Both problems are knownā¦ as to incorrect version in banner, see Turris OS 5.3.3 is in the testing branch - #3 by cynerd, as to reboot proble, it remains open in spite of some attempts of its solution, see āList of known bugsā above
Wifi dissapeard again on Turris 1.0 (update from 5.3.1 ā 5.3.3).
Seems that wireless config file is fully erased everytime (empty = 0 Bytes). After filling it from backuped file, wifi is recognized and shown in LuCI and can be managed in reForis again.
But (!) after power loss it was erased again. Maybe power loss or restart came too soon after the update, it is weird.
Is there some recommendation, for how long not to touch anything after update, to make it fully OK?
Update on PAB(WLE1216v5-20) went off again without a hitch as well as reboot. As this is the second in a row I will try activating automatic updates
Update on A(SDIO)B(WLE900VX) worked, but reboot still needed physical interaction. So I installed reboot-issue-workaround-v4 and already the first reboot (for this workaround) succeeded.
I have updated my Omnia from 5.3.2 to 5.3.3, but I have not been asked to reboot.
Is this intentional?
How can I check if a restart is planned after update?
I am asking because I have not been asked after the last update, too. Instead my Omnia was rebooted after 3 days or so automatically.
I have configured updates to be installed after approval. (āUpdate approval neededā)
Login still says TurrisOS 5.3.2.
reForis info page says TurrisOS 5.3.3.
Depending on whatās being updated, I sometimes do reboot on my own - in cases that I use features which were updatedā¦ just to be sure that updated files are actually used
well, HAAS stopped working after the update, restarting HAAS did not solve it, so i had to remote (VPN) reboot a MOX classic. Lockup. So needed a trip to the location to pull the power.
Also had the v.4 mod placed, but this seems to be never solved?
So, waiting for the omnia 2022, so i can put the mox in the shredder or use it as a wifi AP.
No way. This is not happening. You should check your configuration first. There is something wrong, and we are not touching Wi-Fi configs anyhow in fixup releases. Your Wi-Fi configuration was configured in re/Foris or LuCI?
Sometimes, it is required to slightly modify Wi-Fi configs due to changed syntax in newer OpenWrt versions, but we always say it in advance before it reaches stable reache.
You can send us diagnostics to take a look, what is wrong with your configuration.
WiFi config was default one - just added password for wifi network in reForis.
After the update, error in reForis (reset wifi settings didnĀ“t helped), wireless network completely dissapeard from LuCI, wireless config file was empty.
After it has completely dissapeared from LuCI, I had to fill wireless confg file manually. After that, I was able to reset wifi settings in reForis and configure wifi network via reForis.
I have then tested, that everything is working and turned router off, to move it to another place. After turning it on, no wifi in LuCI againā¦