YOUR DEVICE IS TAKING A LONG TIME TO REBOOT
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YOUR DEVICE IS TAKING A LONG TIME TO REBOOT
For some reason, every time I try to install a kernel into my SNES Classic console, this pops up. The loading time usually gets stuck at 14% and is overall slower than it was when I did it a few years ago. Can somebody help me with this problem ?
Hello,
I have the same issue.
Same But At 95% and it mess the fuck up the nes mini and my computer, i waited a long time for it to come on but it dint not
same issue with nes mini.
For me the issue go after a S.O. reinstalling. Try another computer first
Who?
What Is S.O
What Is S.O
Sorry, O.S. (Operating System) My native language is Spanish, in spanish is S.O. 😸
The moral is what the most of the times, the "too long time to reboot" is caused by drivers or cables. at my case the drivers had a conflict at O.S. level so removing and reinstalling the NES driver doesn't fix the problem, for my I had to install a fresh windows (yes was my fault I did mess my Windows Beyond repair)
My OS Works My Dad Installed It I Think Its The Computer Or USB If Computer I Will Use Other Computer If USB I Will Try An Other Computer.
Im Also Guessing Driver Issue Because The Drivers Are Old From Hakchi2 From ClusterM
@impeeza Thank You I Found Out It Is A Computer Issue I Used A Diff Computer And It Worked But I Had To Retry A Lot Of Times But It Worked
FIX FOR REBOOT ISSUES: Simply disconnect ALL other Networks from your PC, both wired and wireless. The Windows network stack gets a bit confused when the Mini USB Network adapter gets disconnected and connected. After unplugging my Ethernet and stopping my WiFi, the reboots work fast and clean.
For me, just pausing my VPN (Nord) was enough.
What solved my issue definitely was connecting to a USB 3.0 port using an usb 3.0 cable, I was having this error while passing my SNES Mini via an OTG, by removing the middle-man and connecting directly, it proceeded without any further issues.
Edit: Adding that I am not going through a VPN when flashing the console, so please do take that under consideration
I bought my SNES mini refurbished and it already had some modding tool on it (I dont think it was hakchi it had a different ui) but I want to install my own games and now I can't. Whenever i try to flash anything, I get "Your SNES Mini is taking too long to reboot". Apparently thats because I have to uninstall the other mods, but i cant cause i didnt install them :(
And when I turn it on normally it says "Clovershell" and a dialog box comes up that says the custom kernel is out of date. If I press yes to reflash it then, I get "Can't open device" with this error log:
FelException
Can't open device
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.MarshaledInvoke(Control caller, Delegate method, Object[] args, Boolean synchronous)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.Invoke(Delegate method, Object[] args)
at com.clusterrr.hakchi_gui.Tasks.MembootTasks.WaitForFelOrMembootableShell(Tasker tasker, Object syncObject, Boolean sdRequired) in D:\a\1\s\Tasks\MembootTasks.cs:line 293
at com.clusterrr.hakchi_gui.Tasks.MembootTasks.<>c__DisplayClass16_0.b__0(Tasker tasker, Object syncObject) in D:\a\1\s\Tasks\MembootTasks.cs:line 326
at com.clusterrr.hakchi_gui.Tasks.Tasker.startThread() in D:\a\1\s\Tasks\Tasker.cs:line 410
--- DEBUGLOG.TXT content ---
Base directory: C:\Users[my name]\OneDrive\Documents\hakchi2 (non-portable mode)
Loading configuration
Loading spine templates
Starting, version: 3.9.3
Loading libretro core info files
...Executing task: ModTasks.GetHmods
Tasker completed all tasks, conclusion: Success
Building libretro core cross index
Done, 8 cores loaded
Loading C:\Program Files (x86)\Team Shinkansen\Hakchi2 CE\data\nescarts.xml
Loading SNES Cartridge Cache
SNES XML loading done, 786 roms total
NES XML loading done, 2150 roms total
[Upgrade] No upgrade action needed
..Executing task: LoadGamesTask.LoadGames
Executing task: LoadGamesTask.CreateListViewGroups
Executing task: LoadGamesTask.LoadGamesFromFiles
Loading original games data
Executing task: LoadGamesTask.AssignGroupsToGames
Executing task: LoadGamesTask.AssignListViewGroups
Executing task: LoadGamesTask.UpdateListView
Tasker completed all tasks, conclusion: Success
..Executing task: <>c__DisplayClass0_0.b__0
Downloading: https://hakchi.net/hakchi/hakchi.hmod to C:\Users[my name]\AppData\Local\Temp\hakchi2-ce-temp\hakchi-latest.hmod
Executing task: <>c__DisplayClass1_0.b__0
Executing task: <>c__DisplayClass70_0.b__0
Executing task: <>c__DisplayClass0_0.b__0
Downloading: https://github.com/TeamShinkansen/hash-db/releases/download/data/romfiles.xml.gz to C:\Users[my name]\AppData\Local\Temp\hakchi2-ce-temp\romfiles.xml
Executing task: <>c__DisplayClass1_0.b__0
Tasker completed all tasks, conclusion: Success
Local hakchi.hmod version info: boot 1.0.3, kernel 3.4.113.29-madmonkey, script v1.0.4-126
Service added:
Instance: hakchi
Type: _ssh._tcp
IP: 169.254.13.37
Port: 22
Txt: hwid=0461872a 873c5242 1d074837 6c118000, type=, region=
Attempting to connect to 169.254.13.37...
Unable to connect to SSH server at 169.254.13.37:22 (An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine)
Failure.
A service was removed:
Instance: hakchi
Type: _ssh._tcp
IP: 169.254.13.37
Port: 22
Txt: hwid=0461872a 873c5242 1d074837 6c118000, type=, region=
clovershell connected
hakchi ismdPartitioning # exit code: 1
source /hakchi/config; [ "$cf_memboot" = "y" ] # exit code: 2
hakchi hwid # exit code: 1
Detected device unique ID: nosuchfunction:hwid
[ -f /var/version ] && echo "yes" # exit code: 1
Detected versions: severely outdated!
..Executing task: <>c__DisplayClass16_0.b__0
[ -f /proc/atags ] # exit code: 1
--- End of DEBUGLOG.TXT content ---
Also I tried USB 3.0, doing it on a different install of windows, turning off internet, everything
I FOUND A SOLUTION!
the issue is due to your hakchi version is too far out of date. for me I had non CE hackchi, so I started with a super old version of Hakchi ce (2.2) and that worked, I then kept incrementally updating until I got to the latest 3.9.3