Update to 1.8.3 constantly fails

[DerbyOli]

What is the problem?

Update to 1.8.3 fails on one of four Pi's.

What did you already try to solve it?

try again after system reboot

Have you tried running in safe mode?

yes.

Did running in safe mode solve the problem?

nope

Systeminfo Bundle

You can download this in OctoPrint's System Information dialog ... no bundle, no support!)

octoprint-systeminfo-20220926151204.zip (390.7 KB)

Additional information about your setup

OctoPrint version, OctoPi version, printer, firmware, browser, operating system, ... as much data as possible

Four Pi's with identical setup. On 3 of them I had a successful update. Only this one produces errors.

Printer: Sovol SV04 stock firmware, Chrome browser on Win10 (all on current patch level).

[PrintedWeezl]

Hi
Unfortunately it looks like a corrupted filesystem and/or a broken sd card.
If you're lucky a reinstall via command line will fix the issue:

How to reinstall OctoPrint

Note: This process will not impact any saved data or plugin installs, so it is harmless to give it a try if recommended. There are some occasions where you want to reinstall OctoPrint - like if OctoPrint doesn't start anymore after a failed update or if you can't update OctoPrint to a newer version because something went wrong during the update. Sometimes it also helps in situations where the filesystem was damaged (for example after a pulled plug, a power outage, a crash an…

If that works I would download a backup and flash a new image to this or even better a new sd card.
(In case it doesn't work here a quick guide on how to backup it manually)

How do I backup my OctoPrint settings on OctoPi?

Starting with 1.3.10 OctoPrint will ship with a bundled Backup Plugin that should make backing up and restoring settings, files and plugins easy. For versions prior to that, read on: OctoPrint stores all its data in ~/.octoprint - uploads, timelapses, configuration, plugin data, etc. That makes backing them up quite easy. Third party plugins are installed into the virtual environment under ~/oprint and a bit trickier to backup since you can't just copy that folder (well, technically you could…

Fingers crossed