TinyPilot will not boot after using removable media and changing Filesystem
While troubleshooting a filesize limitation with vfat while using an external USB device that was activated using move-virtual-media-to-disk, the TinyPilot no longer boots and no longer is accessible via ssh or webpage.
I'm not sure what the recovery steps are since I can't access the TinyPilot remotely. I do have physical access.
This issue is a fork of "TinyPilot won't use attached USB Media for Virtual Media" to address a new issue.
- PPaul Dunnells @pauldsolid
The preceding steps are what lead up to this situation.
Installed a 235GB USB Stick formatted using VFAT.
Ran the move-virtual-media-to-disk --uuid $UUID
Discovered the script would fail while moving the existing ISO Image because the image was too large.
The ISO was ~13GiB, VFAT has a filesize limit of 4GiB, which I didn't know at the time.
Without running the return media to original location script, I unmounted the USB device and formatted it to EXT4
Re-Ran the move-virtual-media script, which failed due to not being VFAT.
Got distracted by other issues, forgotten that I left the TinyPilot in a bad state, and rebooted the TinyPilot from the webpage.
My TinyPilot appears to be no longer booting. I tried removing the USB stick, formatting it back to VFAT, removing power. Nothing has worked to restore the TinyPilot to booting.
I could investigate how to return the original UUID, which got changed. The script does bind to the UUID and that UUID is no longer valid.
Help? - Progress
