Cockpit & Mister FPGA Install Fails about retronas HOT 6 CLOSED

Hmmm.... yes I did install with a blank ssh file as you describe. And I do loose the ability to ssh into the Pi on a reboot.

I will try your suggestion an report back - thanks!

Andy

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client_loop: send disconnect: Broken pipe

This is a network level error - your connection to your remote system (whatever RetroNAS is installed on) is dropping. Looks like you're SSHed in, and the SSH session dropped?

How are you physically connected? WiFi or network cable?

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I ran into something similar on my first go at it, and I assumed it was due to going with a headless installation using the ssh blank file trick. Did you attempt an install headless by putting a blank file ssh in the /boot partition of the microSD? If so, upon reboot that will be removed, and it's possible that upon restart of services you may lose connectivity via SSH, this is a newer security measure on RPi OS, to make ssh headless boot temporary. OpenSSH-server should be installed as an early step for headless installations I think.

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client_loop: send disconnect: Broken pipe

This is a network level error - your connection to your remote system (whatever RetroNAS is installed on) is dropping. Looks like you're SSHed in, and the SSH session dropped?

How are you physically connected? WiFi or network cable?

The installation is on a Pi Zero W and the connection is over Wifi

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From the command line, you should be able to run sudo raspi-config , and then navigate to "2 Interface Options" and inside that menu find the tool to permanently enable SSH. (This is a Raspberry Pi OS provided tool, not mine).

This will set it to start via systemd, and should be stable, even over WiFi (assuming your WiFi signal strength is OK).

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I am going to close this issue for now, comments have have gone stale, safe to assume if it was still an issue we would've heard back by now. Reopen if necessary

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