Quote from: darkhorror2001 on September 06, 2017, 05:33:30 AM

So....issues, lots of issues going on with this new update. I did the complete wipe of my previous version on the SD card, did the usual win32diskimager for the new one. Booted up my PI and nothing. I see the login via hdmi from the PI itself...hit minera minera and goes to the usual splash screen but it doesn't register any IP address and I attempted this via many reboots but still no IP to connect to. I tried also from my pc to SSH into it via the old saved IP I used to use to access Minera but nothing.

To further trouble shoot I also went into my router to see if maybe its some hidden IP address change but the device is not showing up at all and its odd because this is directly hooked up to it with ethernet.

Anyone having this kind of issue with the new update?

Now I do see one weird thing on boot screen. The data coming in all appears in the GREEN but I do have a FAILED in the data boot section and it reads like this: [FAILED] Failed to start /etc/rc.local Compatibility

Not sure if that is a sign of something wrong with my build but I figured its in the RED so might mean something. Anyways I spent all night trying to sort this out but nothing seems to work. I will try to pop in tomorrow at some stage with hopes someone can tell me a fix or if I should just return to 0.7.0

Great software, doesn't stop me from loving it, but man what a headache tonight lol. I mainly went the route to manually upgrade via SD Card imaging because I did the web one and my Raspberry PI got up to almost 80 C for some reason after upgrade, and this thing is only a month old so concerned me. Hope I didn't burn something up with the upgrade via web, can't figure why it heated up like that right after but concerning.

Wifi or Ethernet? You should use ethernet first (then you can configure your wifi) and it should get the IP via DHCP from the router that must be enable on it.
Otherwise if you need a static IP try with this (only eth0) https://www.modmypi.com/blog/how-to-give-your-raspberry-pi-a-static-ip-address-update

For the heating issue is normal, you hit the update button and it started to upgrade a lot of packages and this is extreme CPU process.