Sonarworks reference 3 stuck in loop
Sonarworks reference 3 stuck in loop full#
With calibrated headphones you can seamlessly switch between speakers, headphones, projects, and mix with full confidence in sound. The headphone frequency response target is designed to emulate neutral-sounding speakers. So after i installed the mongo shell I ran SoundID Reference sets the frequency response target to be completely flat across all audible frequencies. If either of these options works, use Event Viewer to help identify and diagnose the cause of the boot problem. On the Advanced Boot Options screen, try to start the computer in Safe Mode or Safe Mode with Networking. Root 546 500 1 22:11 ? 00:00:49 bin/mongod -dbpath /usr/lib/unifi/data/db -port 27117 -unixSocketPrefix /usr/lib/unifi/run -logRotate reopen -logappend -lo Scenario 1: Try to start the computer in Safe mode or Last Known Good Configuration. I found one typo, you have an extra " at the endĭb.device.remove()Īlso in Raspberry pi with home assistant they run all their add-ons (including Unifi controller) in a docker container, and the mongo db they installed did not have the mongo shell, so in the unifi docker container I ran this (without sudo) as the root user to add the mongo shell (gives you the ability to run the monog command)Īlso on home assistant if your run ps -ef (while connected via root inside unifi docker container) it gives you the port of mongo. I was not successful and will do a factory reset (I could not even move back to Windows 10)
Sonarworks reference 3 stuck in loop windows 10#
i have the same problem when migrating unifi controller Windows 10 PC to home assistant on raspberry pi4 running the unifi add-on. As soon as it shows 'Adopting' or appears offline you want to run 'set-inform' on the SSH session again, which can force it to save and start provisioning in spite of minor issues.
***Default UniFi AP credentials: ubnt|ubnt***ģ- After successful authentication, run the following command:Ĥ- Open the UniFi Controller software and attempt to 'Adopt' the device in question.
*I recommend trying this first, if not already done.*ġ- Press and hold the reset button for about 5 seconds or connect to the device using SSH with a client such as ( ) and issuing the following commands once authenticated:Ģ- Once it has rebooted, connect to it using SSH again. **- UniFi AP factory reset & adoption steps -** *This guide is written for a Windows environment running the UniFi Controller locally, but could be probably be adapted for Linux or Mac* This created a problem in the database which required using MongoDB commands to manually remove the offending device by its MAC address, or possibly restoring an older config backup. Just experienced an issue with the Ubiquiti UniFi Controller being unable to adopt or reject one of their Wi-Fi APs because it was stuck in an adoption failure loop caused by installing the UniFi Controller from a backup config on another machine, after rejecting one of the APs.