LED GRR even after replacing the SD Card

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HI,
I have a device with the leds GRR.

  1. I tried to take a new SD card, copied the content from the GitHub.
  2. I got the device running
  3. I took back the card and tried to modify the config
  4. LED GRR
  5. I reformatted the SD Card, placed again GitHub file
    6)l LED GRR
    Any idea?
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I tried with another card with the default and it is starting, but every ~30 seconds there is a restart.

** Restart **

SD initialized.
10/23/23 09:48:59z Real Time Clock is running. Unix time 1698054539
10/23/23 09:48:59z Reset reason: Exception
10/23/23 09:48:59z Trace: 10:50, 25:10, 25:10, 25:10, 25:10, 25:12, 25:13, 25:13, 25:13, 25:17, 25:13, 25:13, 25:18, 25:19, 25:20, 10:52, 10:54, 10:56, 25:20, 25:40, 25:41, 25:42, 25:41, 25:50, 25:51, 25:53, 25:54, 25:60, 25:61, 25:62, 25:61, 25:64
10/23/23 09:48:59z ESP8266 ID: 6902608, RTC PCF8523 (68)
10/23/23 09:48:59z IoTaWatt 4.x, Firmware version 02_08_03
10/23/23 09:48:59z SPIFFS mounted.
10/23/23 09:48:59z Local time zone: +0:00
10/23/23 09:48:59z device name: IotaWatt
10/23/23 09:48:59z HTTP server started
10/23/23 09:48:59z timeSync: service started.
10/23/23 09:48:59z statService: started.
10/23/23 09:48:59z dataLog: service started.
10/23/23 09:48:59z dataLog: Last log entry 10/23/23 09:48:55
10/23/23 09:48:59z historyLog: service started.
10/23/23 09:48:59z historyLog: Last log entry 10/23/23 09:48:00
10/23/23 09:49:03z WiFi connected. SSID=pinguNOTwlan, IP=192.168.30.74, channel=6, RSSI -30db
10/23/23 09:49:03z Updater: service started. Auto-update class is MINOR
10/23/23 09:49:04z Updater: Auto-update is current for class MINOR.

** Restart **

SD initialized.
10/23/23 09:49:34z Real Time Clock is running. Unix time 1698054574
10/23/23 09:49:34z Reset reason: Exception
10/23/23 09:49:34z Trace: 10:50, 25:10, 25:10, 25:10, 25:10, 25:12, 25:13, 25:13, 25:13, 25:17, 25:13, 25:13, 25:18, 25:19, 25:20, 10:52, 10:54, 10:56, 25:20, 25:40, 25:41, 25:42, 25:41, 25:50, 25:51, 25:53, 25:54, 25:60, 25:61, 25:62, 25:61, 25:64
10/23/23 09:49:34z ESP8266 ID: 6902608, RTC PCF8523 (68)
10/23/23 09:49:34z IoTaWatt 4.x, Firmware version 02_08_03
10/23/23 09:49:34z SPIFFS mounted.
10/23/23 09:49:34z Local time zone: +0:00
10/23/23 09:49:34z device name: IotaWatt
10/23/23 09:49:34z HTTP server started
10/23/23 09:49:34z timeSync: service started.
10/23/23 09:49:34z statService: started.
10/23/23 09:49:34z dataLog: service started.
10/23/23 09:49:34z dataLog: Last log entry 10/23/23 09:49:30
10/23/23 09:49:34z historyLog: service started.
10/23/23 09:49:34z historyLog: Last log entry 10/23/23 09:49:00
10/23/23 09:49:38z WiFi connected. SSID=pinguNOTwlan, IP=192.168.30.74, channel=6, RSSI -28db
10/23/23 09:49:38z Updater: service started. Auto-update class is MINOR
10/23/23 09:49:39z Updater: Auto-update is current for class MINOR.

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I’m guessing that you have Home Assistant because the exception is occurring during handling of a query. To verify, you can shut down the HA IoTaWatt integration and see if the restarts cease.

This issue is indicative of a bad datalog. Did you copy the datalog from the old card? If so, it sounds like the datalog is bad.

I cannot rule out that the HA integration has been ghanged (again) and may be causing a problem. Have you installed a new integration lately? The HA integration is user developed and maintained so I don’t really know the current status.

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Hi,
thanks for your time to answer.
I suspended for a short time the HA (made a restart) and this has probably permitted the ITW to do some activities before it was receiving a query.
Now is working again without those resets.
thanks

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