You need to try hdmi direct first. Do you have an HDMI TV? Get a cable to rule it out. Also, if you have a spare SD card, image anything on it, like the latest raspberry pi OS, and see if that boots.

This sounds like the Pi has failed. It is acting like it is not getting enough power to start, which after talking to the death about power, sounds like an internal short. Try it without the SD card i

Did you try both hdmi ports? If you're getting nothing, I'm guessing the SD card is no longer bootable and corrupted somehow. Watch the two leds on the pi beside the SD card when it boots... what do y

For the Pi4, only 1A is used most of the time, but if the processor kicks in hard, it can burst up to 2A. The issue is often a dirty USB-C connector or something similar that causes resistance on the

There is something more happening if you can't SSH into it. Sounds like a network failure too maybe. Any chance there was lightning in the area? If the power system is not up to snuff, the USB bus may

The green light on the pi is drive activity. That is normal behavior. It seems to be acting like the sound card is not working. Do you have anything plugged into any of the USB ports on the node? Is t

Plug a monitor and keyboard directly to the node and watch for any errors. You mention "clicks"... what is clicking? Dave Cameron Sent from my Bell Samsung device over Canada's largest network.

Is your computer connected to an internet connection while you are doing this? Both the install and the preeseed require internet to operate. But 10 hours - never seen that before. Dave Cameron VE7LTD

There are a number of people that have taken "broken" SD cards and done some magic with them. A number of them they were able to rewrite the first partition from another node onto the existing card an

What IP addresses are you using for DNS resolution (nameservers). You can see them in the file /etc/resolv.conf I suspect that the AREDN does not route to the DNS servers your node is using, and your

I have solved a number of these issues by issuing a set of commands, but for some reason people can't seem to find the commands. The problem is there is a new process that runs all the time called als

There is an issue with pointing the "monitor" stream from one sfreflect instance to another. It can get caught in a loop because of the way the reflector handles control packets. I have been using a p

I didn't log into your node, so whatever happened it was on its own. Dave

Everything is logged in /home/irlp/log/messages Dave Cameron

You can try just running the irlpvcon binaries it is complaining about by hand. They are mainly perl scripts, and the only compiled binary has been replaced with a version for the Pi (the one that rea

No updates have been done to the system. The author is a SK and nobody has the code. I would check for corruption on your SD card, and possibly reinstall IRLPvCON to try to solve the issue. Dave Camer

Run the troubleshooting script: http://www.irlp.net/ts.html Your port forwarding is broken, or, your node is set with a static IP that does not line up with the new router. Dave Cameron

You need to image the card OFFLINE. It can not be active. So you either need another Pi or a Windows computer and the software described in order to do it. This is not an IRLP specific process. There

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This is done from the IRLP Web Admin, not IRLPvCON, but the same password is used for both web systems. There may also be an option on IRLPvCON, but I am not sure as I didn't write that software. In I

This is someone making the connection using the remote admin software. Who has the admin password to control the web interface? Dave Cameron Sent from my Galaxy