Crash Logs

Single Board Computers Odroid N2/N2Plus/C4
#1

Hi all,

Been using the N2 for a couple of months now with the nightlies and over the last couple of weeks I have noticed regular crash logs about everyday or two. Also happened this morning on version 9.0.3.

The odd thing is it happens when the N2 is not being used, like in the early hours of the morning. Take the one for this morning at 8:03AM when the N2 was not being used and was last used at 20:44 the night before.

Here is today’s crash log.

Any ideas appreciated.

TIA

#2

No ideas anyone?

#3

It looks like some PVR related issue…
May be some epg update or something related… Check that you don’t have non-working links in PVR/EPG settings somewhere

#4

Thanks, will check that out.

I’m not saying your wrong, just curious how you came to your conclusion.

#5

It’s kodi or addons related - 100%
In crash dump I see

#11 0x00477048 in PVR::CPVRGUIInfo::UpdateQualityData() ()
#12 0x004771f0 in PVR::CPVRGUIInfo::Process() ()

Now assumptions:
So it possible somehow related to PVR
I know that kodi can crash if he stuck on EPG update, I had this issue…
And it looks like some scheduled action. if you don’t use box at this time.
So this is not 100% the reason, but as something to check…

#6

Thanks, I will also check if those lines are in the other logs too.

#7

Checked and could not find anything, however problem is still happening. Crashed again at 2:22AM this morning.

See log here.

#8

This oddly feels like an instability problem. Is your N2 overclocked?
Also, try a fresh install on a different SD card, could be a bad card.

#9

No, N2 is not overclocked.

Not using SD Card, using eMMC.

Also, does not seem to be at a consistent time either.

#10

I’d try removing the emmc and using an sd card.
Another thing would be to try and downclock the SoC a bit and see if it fixes the issue.

#11

No, it looks like kodi issue, not system…
Could you also upload full log?
go to smb share and upload file \IP\Logfiles\ and upload latest file (after kodi crash and no system reboot)

#12

Here is the log file.

It crashed last night at approx 1AM when it was not being used. Using SD Card instead of eMMC and I had debug enabled.

TIA

Greg

#13

Try to clock the CPU down to stock 1.7 (A73) and 1.8 (A53) and see if it still happens.
And/or could be the power supply.

#14

Did not make any difference.

Anything helpful in the logs?

#15

Try tomorrow nightly, there are some PVR related fixes in 18.4. May be it could solve your issue.

#16

Thanks, will give that a try.

BTW - Have uninstalled and re-installed TvH Server and Client and that has not fix the issue.

#17

Unfortunately I’m still getting the random crashes when not using the N2 since updating the the recent nightly, that includes 18.4. I suspect, have no proof, it has something to do with TvH and maybe the epg updates that happen every two hours.

#18

Crashed yesterday at 21:25, when not being used.

Here is dmesg for around that time:

[Mon Sep  9 20:47:39 2019] aml_spdif_close
[Mon Sep  9 20:47:39 2019] audio_ddr_mngr: frddrs[0] released by device ff642000.audiobus:spdif
[Mon Sep  9 21:12:23 2019] hdmitx: system: irq 80000004 0
[Mon Sep  9 21:12:23 2019] hdmitx: system: plugout
[Mon Sep  9 21:12:23 2019] hdmitx: system: update physcial size: 16 9
[Mon Sep  9 21:25:52 2019] audit: type=1701 audit(1568028354.371:2): auid=4294967295 uid=0 gid=0 ses=4294967295 subj=kernel pid=4522 comm="kodi.bin" exe="/usr/lib/kodi/kodi.bin" sig=6
[Mon Sep  9 21:25:53 2019] fb: osd_release now.index=3,open_count=1
[Mon Sep  9 21:25:53 2019] fb: osd_release now.index=2,open_count=1
[Mon Sep  9 21:25:53 2019] fb: osd_release now.index=1,open_count=1
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the demux           clock on, ref cnt: 1
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the parser_top      clock on, ref cnt: 1
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the vdec            clock on, ref cnt: 1
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the clk_hevc_mux    clock on, ref cnt: -8
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the clk_hevcb_mux   clock on, ref cnt: -8
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] hevc mux clock is 499999992 Hz
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] hevc back mux clock is 499999992 Hz
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the clk_vdec_mux    clock on, ref cnt: 1
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] vdec mux clock is 499999992 Hz
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] vdec_create instance ffffff8012873000, total 1
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] vdec_release instance ffffff8012873000, total 1
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the clk_hevc_mux    clock off, ref cnt: -9
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the clk_hevcb_mux   clock off, ref cnt: -9
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the clk_vdec_mux    clock off, ref cnt: 0
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the vdec            clock off, ref cnt: 0
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the parser_top      clock off, ref cnt: 0
[Mon Sep  9 21:26:00 2019] the demux           clock off, ref cnt: 0

Any ideas appreciated.

#19

As I said early this is Kodi and addons related…
What TVH server and Client version do you use?
Are both of them on this device?

#20

TvH Server - HTS Tvheadend 4.2.8-27 ~ CoreELEC Tvh-addon v9.2.120
TvH Client - 4.4.18.2
CE - Latest nightly

Both Client and Server are on the same N2