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Most docker containers are not running after reboot

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Hi there
Running Armbian 22.11.4 on OrangePi
docker ps -a actually shows all of my containers fine, but docker ps shows that only a few are actually running
When I connect my monitor to the device this is what I’m seeing:
Any ideas on what could be the issue here?

 

 

 

orange login:
[ 25.402264] unisoc_wifi unisoc_wifi wiano: sprdwl_report_connection Non failed status code:1!

[ 25.547756] HCN ERR: dumpmem_rx_callback open error no.-21 retry:1 [ 25.986960] surxi-mmc 4021000.mmc: data error, sending stop command 25.998135]

sdiohal err:dt read fail ret:-110, system_addr=0x4024f000 [ 26.010990] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-110

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26.021461] HCN ERR: read HCI ARM_HR_RD_MODE reg error:-1 [ 26.031870] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1

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26.042150] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1 26.052354] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1

[ 26.062531] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1

26.072701] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1 [ 26.082813] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1

[ 26.092895] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1 26.102916] HCN ERR: dbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1

[ 26.112874] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1

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26.122740] HCN ERR: mdbg_dump_data dump memory error:-1

35.561650] sprdul:sprdul_tx_cmd err:-19 41.189428] sprdul: [HIFI_CMD_DISCONNECT] timeout

41.199724] sprdul:ctx_id:0 cmd: HIFI_CMD_DISCONNECT [13] rsp timeout (mstime = 35556), num-21

41.214149) sprdwl:sprdul_atcmd_assert ctx_id:0, cmd_id:13, reason:3, cp_asserted:0

41.214199] sprdwl:sprdul_tx_cmd err:-19 41.237698] MCN_ERR: Not dump again!

44.265830] sprdul: [HIFI_CMD_SET_IE] timeout

44.274894] sprdul:ctx_id:0 cmd: HIFI CHD_SET_IE [25] rsp timeout (mstime = 41208), num-22

44.287862) unisoc wifi unisoc_wifi wiano: sprdwl_cfg80211 connect failed

81.687518] mtty_urite sprdwcn_bus_push_list failed: -19 83.717367] Bluetooth: hci0: command 0x1002 tx timeout

[142.621524] mtty_urite sprdwcn_bus_push_list failed: -19 [ 144.645278] Bluetooth: hci0: command 0x1002 tx timeout

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Managed to solve it:
docker inspect <contained_id> showed an error regarding AppArmor not having access. I never had it so not sure why it's suddenly an issue, but so I installed it with "apt install apparmor", then added "extraargs=apparmor=1 security=apparmor " to the boot enviroment and that did the trick.

Still wondering about all the errors I'm getting at startup. 
Two issues I'm having trouble with right now:
1. It seems my /var/log is full all the time. The biggest folder there is sysstat. I found the config for it in /etc/sysstat and changed the location of where it should save its logs, then restarted the service, deleted the folder in /var/log and rebooted. Now the folder is back and /var/log is full again.

2. Bluetooth issues. Every other reboot of the system gets stuck on a stop job running of Bluetooth. I let it run once and it failed after 30+ minutes so I just reboot when I see that. After a reboot it's fine, but then it comes back the next time I reboot.

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