"Failed to start LSB" (RP4B)

Goliath

Hello,
I didn't found a topic for this, so I try to start one...

I get the information after booting "Failed to start LSB: ...". What does that mean and what should I do.

Background:
I installed moodlebox by using the RP-imager. It is a RP4B with 128 GB card.

THX for any help!
David

Nicolas

Maybe a problem with the cloning. I suggest to re-flash the SD card following the instructions.

Goliath

THX Nicolas for the suggestion.But I will try it again.

I already installed the OS in different ways.
32GB by RP-imager, by RP-Imager and downloaded IMG and installing with etcher
Same procedure with a 128GB card.

If I try to open the network adress connected, the adresse moodlebox.home opens. But with errors...

THX a lot!
I am really curious to try this system. I see many benefits for my volunteer work in the area of social welfare.

Goliath

Hello!
I took more time to work with my moodlebox, read more artikels in this forum and read again the manual.
I was too concentrated to the information my Moodlebox gave me after the first boot (see picture above) on the screen. According to many threads obivously it doesn't matter that lsb, accesspoint and dnsmasq give this "FAILED" information.
My next fault was to try to connect via ethernet to the Box. As written (shame on me) it is in general not possible to connect to the Moodlebox by wire. After I took my Laptop, connected it to the Wlan of the Box and logged in, everything seems to run fine.
Mea culpa!

I think it should be possible to work to the Box via ethernet, because the usebility will raise.

Anyway, problem is SOLVED for me. I am really curious about how it works, because I see many benefits for my volunteer work to use it.
THX and merci beacoup again to @"Nicolas" and your team!

Nicolas

Goliath I think it should be possible to work to the Box via ethernet, because the usebility will raise.

It is indeed possible to work with MoodleBox via Ethernet out of the box 🥳 : you just need a bit of configuration on your LAN (or on your computer). Have a look at this documentation, and good luck!

Out of curiosity: I'm a bit concerned that one cannot find this info easily, and I would like to improve this. I'd be very pleased if you could take a moment to explain here why it did not come up during your extended reading.