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Can't start network interface

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Hello to you all!

I've been running Armbian on H3 board (Orang Pi One) for some time now, with occasional problems that have been resolved one way or another. When I say 'another', I mean by writing image again to sd card, when it gets corrupted somehow. I've been there 3 or 4 times in more than a year. I don't know if it happens because of power loss or whatever, never been able to troubleshoot it and get it back up.

I thought I had a similar situation a few days ago, but when I connected to serial, I noticed that it boots, but can't start network interface. I get the following message when ifup eth0:

/bin/ip: error while loading shared libraries: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libelf.so.1: Unable to run arch-specific checks

I can't find anything reasonable with the help of favorite web search engine, do you have some idea?

Thanks!

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Hi Igor, thanks for the reply. I've planned to try with another card at some point, and also connecting the board to some kind of continuous power supply.

But right now, I need to boot it with network up. :)

 

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Hm, I got network running, it seems now like one more filesystem corruption. Is t possible to check system files consistency somehow?

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