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OrangePi Zero stops working after some time (orangepizero 4.14.14-sunxi #1 SMP Thu Jan 25 12:20:57 CET 2018 armv7l GNU/Linux)

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Hi,

 

now that I have Docker up and running, I am facing new problems.

After some time, the Zero stops working. I am connected with ssh, and the console is stuck.
The port 22 seems to be still opened for nmap, but I can't open a new ssh session anymore.

I was trying to monitor it with armbianmonitor -m, and I saw the processor throttling with the temperature rising.
Up to 62°C, it stays at 1200MHz, then it goes down to 960MHz, and I saw it once at 480 around 72°C.

As I thought that my problems were linked to the heat, I then used a fan and the temperatures stayed at max around 63°C and the CPU at 1200MHz.

But the problem still happens. After 7 minutes or so, the Zero stops working:

07:29:57: 1200MHz  3.18  71%  15%   0%   0%  55%   0% 57.2°C  0/8
07:30:11: 1200MHz  6.35  65%  11%   8%   0%  45%   0% 63.0°C  0/8
07:30:17: 1200MHz  5.75  29%   8%  19%   0%   1%   0% 62.1°C  0/8
07:30:22: 1200MHz  5.37  28%  11%  15%   0%   1%   0% 62.4°C  0/8
07:30:27: 1200MHz  5.10  28%   8%  17%   0%   1%   0% 62.7°C  0/8
07:30:32: 1200MHz  4.77  22%   4%  17%   0%   0%   0% 62.6°C  0/8
07:30:38: 1200MHz  4.47  28%   6%  19%   0%   2%   0% 61.0°C  0/8
Time        CPU    load %cpu %sys %usr %nice %io %irq   CPU  C.St.
07:30:43: 1200MHz  4.19  21%   6%  14%   0%   0%   0% 63.5°C  0/8
07:30:48: 1200MHz  3.94  23%   9%  10%   0%   2%   0% 62.4°C  0/8
07:30:54: 1200MHz  3.70   8%   4%   1%   0%   1%   0% 60.6°C  0/8
07:30:59: 1200MHz  3.48  23%   5%  14%   0%   2%   0% 61.3°C  0/8
07:31:04: 1200MHz  3.29  29%   5%  21%   0%   1%   0% 62.7°C  0/8
07:31:09: 1200MHz  3.18  27%   7%  17%   0%   2%   0% 63.0°C  0/8
07:31:15: 1200MHz  3.17  36%   9%  12%   0%  13%   0% 61.2°C  0/8
07:31:21: 1200MHz  2.91   9%   6%   0%   0%   2%   0% 60.6°C  0/8
07:31:27: 1200MHz  2.68  32%  10%   4%   0%  16%   0% 61.7°C  0/8
07:31:32: 1200MHz  2.71  18%   9%   5%   0%   2%   0% 60.1°C  0/8
07:31:37: 1200MHz  2.49   8%   4%   2%   0%   0%   0% 60.6°C  0/8
07:31:48: 1200MHz  2.29  29%  12%   1%   0%  14%   0% 61.0°C  0/8
07:32:46: 1200MHz  4.86  78%  32%   0%   0%  45%   0%

As you can see in the logs, the load is heavy, but the temperature is low.
What could I check to know more about these crashes? Is there a message I could find in the logs after rebooting?

Is there anything I could use to know more about that? Is there anything I could do to prevent that?

Thanks.

Have a look at this:

https://forum.armbian.com/topic/6386-lime2-mainline-kernel-with-debian-9-stretch-becomes-unresponsive-forced-reboot-required/?page=2&tab=comments#comment-55225

 

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