jondowd

The problem was resolved by upgrading. I had been running Armbian_25.5.1_Orangepi5_bookworm_vendor_6.1.115_minimal and everything was was fine except after a reboot, there would be an Oops error. I reimaged the machine with Armbian_25.5.1_Orangepi5_bookworm_current_6.12.28_minimal and the problem has been resoled.

Thank you. After trying 4 different chargers, the problem persists. It looks like the official chargers from Orangepi do not have the plug layout for North America, I've ordered ones that others have found successful for SBCs including the Orange Pi 5 I have, but none have solved my problem. The good news is the machine will run properly when started from a powered-down state and seems very reliable. The bad news is I will sometime need to 'restart' the board, and if I'm away from it - there's no remedy. Hopefully you can recommend other things that will fix it, as it seems no power supply will solve the Oops error when returning from a 'restart' Here's a picture the power supply I tried today and the error I'm wanting to avoid. Thanks a lot Jon D>

Thank you - A new, better PSU would be an inexpensive and easy fix. But being so new to this, I am only guessing which one to buy. Can you please recommend one? For example, which one do you use? I appreciate your help very much.

Thank you - Here are the results of armbianmonitor -u after moments after a shutdown -r now command. Following that command, the machine begins a shutdown, then appears to do a normal boot up, but immediately after seeing the login prompt I see this error message [ 17.720772] Internal error: Oops: 00000000960000004 [#1] SMP https://paste.armbian.com/ipeboqedoq

It's not that I won't share it - I was waiting for some instruction of what information was needed. It looks like this... [ 15.261345] Internal error: Oops: 00000000960000004 [#1] SMP and what other information can I give that would help diagnose my trouble? After a restart, as the login prompt arrives - this comes on the screen and I can't seem get past it, other than powering the machine down and restarting it. Thank you for your help. Jon Dowd

My first post here - I'm new to SBCs and stoked I got my home webserver up and running on a Orange Pi 5 which boots from an NVMe (pats-self-on-back : -) It runs great, pages are up, and it's all SO COOL, but it fails to do a restart... I can do a shutdown -h now, count to three and power it back up and all is well, but if I do a shutdown -r now it will go down, start back up, all the way to the login prompt but then barfs a long Oops message. God please... don't make me start over !