Hi Dirk,

Attached is the SOS report before and after the router restart and the wireshark capture.
Kind regards,
Ahmad

Thank you Dirk I removed the link local and the issue still appears when I am connected to eth1. The network disconnects when the router reboots and the lights on the ethernet port do not light up any more. This does not happen on eth0. 2024-07-10_13-16.png I tried this test with a fresh bullseye im...

Hi Derk,

Thank you for replying. Do you mean removing the eth0 connection?

Hi, When the router restarts, the Revpi Connect 4 looses connection. The lights on the ethernet port turn off on Port B (eth1). This does not happen on eth0. I tried the same thing on an older Revpi Connect and I do not notice this problem. I noticed there was a difference between eth0 and eth1 here...

Hi,

Unfortunately, this energy meter only supports up to 9600 baud, so the modbus speed will have to remain at 9600 for now.
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Thank you very much for investigating. That is very helpful. I will have a look at the devices connected and see if they can all be changed.

I have noticed that when there are too many warnings, I can no longer read updated Analog inputs. I keep getting an old value returned.
I will be reverting back to the old kernel in the short term

Thank you for your suggestion.
I am still getting errors after removing those entries.

I think I found another bug in Pictory. When I changed the parity from even to none, saved the project and restarted the driver using the GUI. I then restarted the pi. After opening Pictory again, I noticed the following boxes missing numbers. Screenshot_13.jpg All the text boxes that are missing ha...

I think I have figured out the source of the issue. When I delete all rows from Modbus Extended data, the errors go away from journalctl. When I add the rows back in, the errors come back. I tried a brand new Pictory project and as soon as I add all the rows, the errors appear. Screenshot_12.jpg Her...