getumbrel/umbrel

Update stuck on "Downloading Umbrel v1.0.0" [debian]

highghlow opened this issue · 7 comments

Update to v1.0.0 on Debian is stuck on

{
    "state":"installing",
    "progress":10,
    "description":"Downloading Umbrel v1.0.0",
    "updateTo":"v1.0.0"
}

That's all. I have no idea how to access logs.

Hey sorry @highghlow. Can you share how you started the update process? Right now the 1.0 update isn't available for Ubuntu/Debian. Although the system says there's an update available (because pre 1.0 we had no way to differentiate between device types to show update alerts), it should just immediately error out (safely) if you try it to install it.

Can you share how you started the update process?

Settings > Check for updates > Install

Right now the 1.0 update isn't available for Ubuntu/Debian.

It had thrown an error about that when I tried to update the day before, but now it got stuck on the update screen

@highghlow would you be able to share the log file at ~/umbrel/logs/karen.log.

If you are for some reason stuck in the updating state you should be able to forcefully reset the state by running

sudo rm ~/umbrel/statuses/update-in-progress
echo '{"state": "success", "progress": 100, "description": "", "updateTo": ""}' | sudo tee ~/umbrel/statuses/update-status.json

Let me know if that helps

@lukechilds Is UmbrelOS 1.0 supported on Ubuntu or Debian? As the website says, April 2024. So if it's not supported yet, is that why the update doesn't seem to work? Like @mayankchhabra said?

I'm looking at making a video for UmbrelOS 1.0: https://community.bigbeartechworld.com/t/install-umbrel-os-latest-version-1-0-on-proxmox/1005?u=dragonfire1119

would you be able to share the log file at ~/umbrel/logs/karen.log.

Yes, I can
karen.log

I did all the things you told me. The update screen disappeared. Now I have a new problem, no apps start! (That will probably be a different issue)

Is UmbrelOS 1.0 supported on Ubuntu or Debian? As the website says, April 2024.

They have time until 30th of April to release the update

What I don't get is that they run a Debian like OS for their amd64 hardware product. Of course, driver packages, etc are customized for it specifically, but it sounds like they intentionally kneecap x86 support and could release an OS like Home Assistant. But I get it, people need to eat.