DietPi

Joulinar wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2020 1:00 am Probably a small power outage at your home?

That would be too easy Power is protected by UPS, other equipment is running fine from the same source.
Will try to catch the reason next time.

DietPi v6.28.0 on Odroid HC2 It looks like the server rebooted again approximately at the same time when my Internet access was down for short period of time. Cannot guess what is the correlation. Unfortunately I was not able to see what happened right before the reboot as all the current logs are b...

@MichaIng, I was probably wrong. I rechecked readings manually from another shell and they seem to match. Initially I was confused by the fact that the tool was always showing 2000 for the last 4 cores but manual readings for the same CPUs were lower.

MichaIng wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 2:13 pm it's own initiation can cause the CPU frequencies to raise

Could be, but I was thinking that CPU4-CPU7 readings are just wrong, i.e. they are not even real 'readings'.

@MichaIng, my SSD is attached to SATA port, not USB. This is Odroid HC1.
Anyway, power lesson is learned. Thanks!

I'm doubtful the problem is with root certificates.
This is what I have on one of the servers: and no updates seem to be available.

This is my cpu info from Odroid HC1. Architecture | armv7l Temperature | 47'C : 116'F (Optimal temperature) Governor | ondemand Throttle up | 85% CPU usage Current Freq Min Freq Max Freq CPU0 | 300 MHz 200 MHz 1500 MHz CPU1 | 200 MHz 200 MHz 1500 MHz CPU2 | 200 MHz 200 MHz 1500 MHz CPU3 | 200 MHz 20...

I suppose DietPi is not yet guilty Better to ask @Pi-hole forum.
Note this: See who is holding the port.

Odroid HC1 running v6.22.3, root fs moved to SSD. Every time I run benchmark (dietpi-config - Tools - Benchmarks) system immediately reboots at this stage: [ OK ] DietPi-Benchmark | Running benchmark suite tests, please wait... [ OK ] DietPi-Benchmark | Running DietPi-CPU Benchmark with max value of...

thanks, @MichaIng
fixed the script on 2 hosts as you suggested