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[ExtremeFiretop]

Just tried to run the update again, making sure this time to avoid spdMerlin's schedule, and it completed successfully in about 5 minutes. I'm now on 3004.388.10.2. FYI, the logs don't show any lines containing rc_service: start_upgrade. Are you sure that's part of an upgrade?

Seems to us that the most likely explanation is that your settings for the system log are preventing some entries from showing up in the log.
You most likely have set the option "Log only messages more urgent than" to "notice" level or perhaps higher, which is causing our ability to see what happened to be limited in scope unfortunately.

I've merged in a change from Martinski that enhances our control of the USB unmount so we will be doing extensive testing to try and recreate the issue and validate the changes ASAP.
Thanks for holding tight, anyone that updates to the current dev build, be aware we are calling it experimental and in testing at this time.

 

[aletaziar]

Seems to us that the most likely explanation is that your settings for the system log are preventing some entries from showing up in the log.
You most likely have set the option "Log only messages more urgent than" to "notice" level or perhaps higher, which is causing our ability to see what happened to be limited in scope unfortunately.

I have it set to info. I thought this would mean the only messages hidden are the debug level. Am I mistaken? I'm not sure how the "Default message log level" affects this, but I don't remember changing anything here from defaults. I guess this does mean that if the rc_service: start_upgrade is a kernel message, it wouldn't be shown.

 

[ExtremeFiretop]

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I have it set to info. I thought this would mean the only messages hidden are the debug level. Am I mistaken? I'm not sure how the "Default message log level" affects this, but I don't remember changing anything here from defaults. I guess this does mean that if the rc_service: start_upgrade is a kernel message, it wouldn't be shown.

I believe this is usually the default we see/deal with:

The option for "Default message log level" is set to: "notice"
And the option for "log only messages more urgent than" is set to: "debug"

(I've never changed mine)

Other posts found below that confirm this:

Router restarts...kernel: brcmboard registered...

Latest Merlin FW: 3004.388.8_4 I noticed the router re-boot on its own around every 10-20 days but last 2 days I have seen this message twice at night, the NAS sends me a disconnect email, everything works fine but the router rebooting? Also the May 4 date is not right, anyone? May 4 22:05:07...

www.snbforums.com

Skynet - Logging level

What log level for "Default message log level" and "Log only messages more urgent than" should I set for Skynet (I also use Diversion) in System Log: General Log?

www.snbforums.com

 

[ExtremeFiretop]

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I have it set to info. I thought this would mean the only messages hidden are the debug level. Am I mistaken? I'm not sure how the "Default message log level" affects this, but I don't remember changing anything here from defaults. I guess this does mean that if the rc_service: start_upgrade is a kernel message, it wouldn't be shown.

Can I ask you to share a screenshot of your spdMerlin configuration? For example, which binary are you using? built-in or external? etc
May help us recreate your situation better. Thank you.

 

[aletaziar]

Can I ask you to share a screenshot of your spdMerlin configuration? For example, which binary are you using? built-in or external? etc
May help us recreate your situation better. Thank you.

imgur link, the forum kept resizing it