Ratos update Manager issue "invalid" status

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TheTik
TheTik2mo ago
ssh pi@ratos.local
cd ~/ratos-configurator
git fetch
git switch -f v2.1.x-deployment
ratos doctor
ssh pi@ratos.local
cd ~/ratos-configurator
git fetch
git switch -f v2.1.x-deployment
ratos doctor
im impressed you got it into that state,, curious what you did
AJ Pereira
AJ PereiraOP2mo ago
I have not made any changes to my knowledge It was fine till about early May and then it by like this since. Just have not had time to look into it
AJ Pereira
AJ PereiraOP2mo ago
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TheTik
TheTik2mo ago
ah, seems like it doesn't have internet connection. That I can't really help with :/
AJ Pereira
AJ PereiraOP2mo ago
They may be blocking git at my office. I will check with my IT team
TheTik
TheTik2mo ago
Thats a very likely culprit, glad you have an IT team. Good luck!
VascoFaria
VascoFaria2mo ago
I got that problem today too. It was internet problem. 👍
AJ Pereira
AJ PereiraOP2mo ago
is this correct?
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AJ Pereira
AJ PereiraOP2mo ago
@TheTik still have a few that are corupt
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TheTik
TheTik2mo ago
There is probably a smart way to fix it but I don't know. @blacksmithforlife is more knowledgable about git and git commands doctor looks like it successfully ran, maybe try a full restart?
AJ Pereira
AJ PereiraOP2mo ago
After letting the printer sit for a while i did a restart. As all said corupt and those are the only ones remaining
TheTik
TheTik2mo ago
kk. Personally I'd be googling how to fix git repos
blacksmithforlife
yeah you can try cding into those repo locations on disk and actually checking if they are corrupt. If they are, I think doing a full checkout of the origin branch would fix it so for instance, if the branch is main you would do something like git checkout --force origin/main
Shinigami
Shinigami2mo ago
That's what my issue was and the steps I put on github fixed it for me. I'll try a new installation with your commands
TheTik
TheTik2mo ago
For a new installation, try this procedure
1. Flash image
2. Connect to hotspot
3. Setup wifi through configurator (and let it reboot)
4. Go to /config
5. Refresh update manager
6. at this point nothing should be invalid, all green. IF THAT'S NOT THE CASE stop here and post your moonraker.log
7. Update only the RatOS package(NOT configurator).
8. Update RatOS configurator (this takes awhile, if the mainsail output of the update process hangs, let it sit for 10 minutes and then refresh the page, Ctrl+Shift+R)
9. Restart moonraker service (click power icon in the top right of mainsail, click the refresh button next to moonraker under "service controls")
10. Reload mainsail (Ctrol+Shift+R)
11. Refresh update manager
12. "RatOS" should be gone from the list. Everything should be green and have several updates except RatOS configurator (ignore the klipper errors). If it's not, stop here and post your moonraker.log.
13. Click update all.
14. Done.
1. Flash image
2. Connect to hotspot
3. Setup wifi through configurator (and let it reboot)
4. Go to /config
5. Refresh update manager
6. at this point nothing should be invalid, all green. IF THAT'S NOT THE CASE stop here and post your moonraker.log
7. Update only the RatOS package(NOT configurator).
8. Update RatOS configurator (this takes awhile, if the mainsail output of the update process hangs, let it sit for 10 minutes and then refresh the page, Ctrl+Shift+R)
9. Restart moonraker service (click power icon in the top right of mainsail, click the refresh button next to moonraker under "service controls")
10. Reload mainsail (Ctrol+Shift+R)
11. Refresh update manager
12. "RatOS" should be gone from the list. Everything should be green and have several updates except RatOS configurator (ignore the klipper errors). If it's not, stop here and post your moonraker.log.
13. Click update all.
14. Done.

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