I am running Dietpi 8.6 on RPi 4 Model B (armv7l).
It happend before that I have suddenly strange network issues.
I use Pihole with unbound.
My RPi was running hot for a while so I deciced to uninstall Mate (caja was using much CPU) and install xfce. When I tried to install the network connection check failed.
Pings to devices in my LAN work but external pings fail and the strange thing is where they are sent from.
Something in the ethernet config got broken somehow but it looks good in ifconfig.
I can get a working connection via WLAN.
I installed Xfce via WLAN but now it gets even worse. XVNC seems to eat up all CPU.
Navigating on the Raspi with RealVNC is now nearly impossible. The grafics do not load properly.
Any ideas how I can fix my eth interface?
Thanks,
Hyper
Unfortunately I allowed to add only one picture to the post.
The IP 169.254.226.169 in the screenshot is the one where pings are sent from.
Does this entry maybe have to be deleted? And if yes, where could it come from…
USB ports of an RPi are not designed to power SSD or HDD. @MichaIng could explain the technical as well as physical limitations. We have seen quite a lot of cases where this caused data corruption. Therefore we highly recommend to use own power supply for everything lager than a pen stick.
Yes that may be the case, all USB ports share an overall 1.2A/6W max power, which is often not sufficient for the peak power consumption of 2.5" drives and SSDs during power up or I/O peaks, even when the manufacturer states a lower power consumption.
For the PSU, assure that it is not a charger, which isn’t designed to hold voltage tightly, but use a PSU designed for actually powering running devices. Also the USB/power cable alone can be the cause of undervoltage, when it’s too long or bad quality with too high voltage drop.
Ok shit. Strange that it ran well now for many months.
Do you have an idea whats the thing with the IP 169.254.226.169?
I have normal internet access if I enable WLAN, so something about the eth config must be faulty.
I use a short cable now to attach the m2 and the undervolt message is gone.
What is this other error message with the driver?
I must say, RP boards really suck. They get to hot and the shitty MicroSD cards produce so many issues.
This is why I attached an m2 SSD.
The issue might be caused by the dhcpcd5 package installed. Any sense for have it installed? Usually it should not be needed as you are having a STATIC IP. If not, I would recommend to purged the package.
I did not undervolt anything and the power supply should be very well.
