PATIENCE IS THE KEY. If something bad happen with your node, do not panic, do not freak out, relax and analyze your options, write down your steps, what you did, what errors you get, run the debug logs and READ them (not just pass them to others).

Patience you must have my young padawan...

re-flashing the mSD card is a simple and first step. It doesn't hurt in anyway user data (that is on the disk drive). These tiny cards can usually get broken or files corrupted on it. so a re-flash will re-format and put the right version of Umbrel OS.
learn/know how to connect using SSH to your node. Even if you are a Windows user, it's easy through a command prompt window or using Putty
when you login using SSH you will not see typing the password. Is by design like that. Just type and press ENTER.
for RaspPi users, default user to login is umbrel. The default password is moneyprintergobrrr (in case you change it in the first login, it will be your chosen password).
most of the errors/issues come from DEFECTIVE HARDWARE, in special with Rasp Pis. Do not ignore this even if you really want NOT to be this the cause. IT WILL BE. So before doing any software changes or crazy stuff, check your hardware (USB cables, drive case, drives, mSD cards, power adapters).
do not just restart your node several times, without knowing what is causing. Restarting the node when is in a sync process can break more things than fix them. So until your are sure that you are not interrupting a process, you better just wait a while. Starting a node is a slow process that takes some time until is catching up. Restart only if is really necesary.
do not just unplug your node from power source. That can do more damage than good. Try first to access it through SSH and from command line use sudo reboot. Unplug from power should be the last resort.
Learn how to read the logs. Reading the logs is very important and understand what are saying. It will help you to debug yourself your node. There are 3 tabs on top: Logs - specific logs for Umbrel software, DMESG - specific logs about hardware, Apps - specific logs about apps running

You can share those logs in Umbrel Telegram group, there's nothing private inside of them, only software/hardware debug.

Yes! Open a terminal on your computer and enter:

ssh -t umbrel@umbrel.local

in Windows 7 you can use Putty, a tiny program to use SSH

in Windows 10 you can use PowerShell and the command is

ssh umbrel@umbrel

Instead of umbrel.local also you can use the local IP of your node.

The default password is `moneyprintergobrrr`.

On version 0.3.3 or later, the password is your personal user password instead.

Is my Raspberry Pi compatible?

If you have a Raspberry Pi with at least 4GB of RAM, you can run Umbrel on it.

My Umbrel node keeps crashing

What can I do to fix the issue?

If you’re not using the official power supply, it’s probably the power supply. To detect undervoltage, connect to your RPi via SSH and run this command:

`vcgencmd get_throttled`

If it doesn’t output throttled=0x0, then it’s either the power supply or your SSD is using too much power (this can only be the case if you’re not using the recommended hardware).

If that doesn’t help, contact us on Telegram or post on Umbrel Community Forum your issue.

My Umbrel node doesn’t boot

What can I do?

Do you have connected anything to the GPIO pins? If yes, try to unplug it and reboot the RPi by unplugging the power supply and then plugging it back in.

I can’t access the dashboard at umbrel.local or my node keeps crashing

What can I do?

Check if your router detects your node. If it doesn’t, either you ethernet cable isn’t plugged in correctly or the node doesn’t boot. If you think the ethernet cable isn’t the issue, follow the answer of the previous question.

If it does detect the node, try to access it with the IP address directly. If you can’t access the dashboard via the IP address either, try to run an automatic issue finding tool over SSH command:

cd umbrel

~/umbrel/scripts/debug --upload

It’ll automatically create a log and upload it to a server to be visible. Nothing personal/private is shared there. At the end of the log you will find a link to be shared with other members/devs in Umbrel Telegram group. The format of the link is like this:

https://umbrel-paste.vercel.app/ea2....

Or just try for yourself to read it and find where is the error.

Optional guide here, if is just a matter of DHCP assigned IP.

Setting a fixed address on the Raspberry Pi

If your router does not support setting a static ip address for a single device, you can also do this directly on the Raspberry Pi.

This can be done by configuring the DHCP-Client (on the Pi) to advertise a static IP address to the DHCP-Server (often the router) before it automatically assigns a different one to the Raspberry Pi.

1. Get ip address of default gateway (router). Run `netstat -r -n` and choose the IP address from the gateway column which is not `0.0.0.0`. In my occasion it’s `192.168.178.1`.

2. Configure the static IP address for the Pi, the gateway path and a DNS server. The configuration for the DHCP client (Pi) is located in the `/etc/dhcpcd.conf` file:

Enter using SSH into your Umbrel node and run:

sudo nano /etc/dhcpcd.conf

The following snippet is an example of a sample configuration. Change the value of `static routers` and `static domain_name_servers` to the IP of your router (default gateway) from step 1. Be aware of giving the Raspberry Pi an address which is **OUTSIDE** the range of addresses which are assigned by the DHCP server. You can get this range by looking under the router configurations page and checking for the range of the DHCP addresses. This means, that if the DHCP range goes from `192.168.178.1` to `192.168.178.99` you’re good to go with the IP `192.168.178.100` for your Raspberry Pi.Add the following to the `/etc/dhcpcd.conf` file:

```

# Configuration static IP address (CHANGE THE VALUES TO FIT FOR YOUR NETWORK)

interface eth0

static ip_address=192.168.178.100/24

static routers=192.168.178.1

static domain_name_servers=192.168.178.1

```

3. Restart networking system

sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart

Using WiFi instead of Ethernet

* Create a file `wpa_supplicant.conf` in the boot partition of the microSD card with the following content. Note that the network name (ssid) and password need to be in double-quotes (like `psk="password"`)

```

ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev

update_config=1

country=[COUNTRY_CODE]

network={

ssid="[WIFI_SSID]"

psk="[WIFI_PASSWORD]"

}

```

* Replace `[COUNTRY_CODE]` with the [ISO2 code](https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#search) of your country (eg. `US`)

* Replace `[WIFI_SSID]` and `[WIFI_PASSWORD]` with the credentials for your own WiFi.

Manually accessing `bitcon-cli` and `lncli`

On Umbrel, these binaries are always available in UMBREL_ROOT_DIR/bin/. On Umbrel OS, you can access them over SSH and run

docker exec lnd lncli

and

docker exec bitcoin bitcoin-cli

Reset your Umbrel user data (if you lost your password)

Do this only if you **do not have any funds** on your LND wallet! If you have funds, then save your seed + backup file so you are able to restore it later if needed.

You are going to loose your seed, settings, data and applications!

Enter using SSH and run the following:

sudo systemctl stop umbrel-startup && sudo rm -rf ~/umbrel/lnd/!(lnd.conf) && sudo rm ~/umbrel/db/user.json && sudo rm ~/umbrel/db/umbrel-seed/seed && sudo systemctl start umbrel-startup

Manually updating Umbrel

To manually update your node using SSH access.

Make a channels backup. Go to Umbrel dashboard - Lightning and on the right top side, 3 dots, save backup on your local PC.

A. For Rasp Pi users:

Enter using SSH into your Umbrel node

then run:

cd ~/umbrel && sudo ./scripts/update/update --repo getumbrel/umbrel#v0.4.2

Replace v0.4.1 with the version you want to update to.

If the update was stuck, run this before the above command:

sudo rm statuses/update-in-progress

Restart your node if is done OK:

sudo reboot

B. For normal Linux OS users:

Make a channels backup. Go to Umbrel dashboard - Lightning and on the right top side, 3 dots, save backup on your local PC.
Stop Umbrel node: sudo ./scripts/stop
Save your lnd.conf file if you edited (add color, name or specific features to your node). How to edit lnd.conf in Umbrel, see here. More details about what you can add to a lnd.conf file here. After version 0.4.0 this file is not overwritten anymore with a default one, but just in case, make a backup.
Update system: sudo apt update and then sudo apt upgrade
Restart system
Update Umbrel: cd ~/umbrel && sudo ./scripts/update/update --repo getumbrel/umbrel#v0.4.2 (replace version with the latest release)
Replace lnd.conf file with the one you save it before update
Start Umbrel: sudo ./scripts/start
Leave the node to catch up with blocks and logs, usually takes several minutes, be patient. Now you can enter into dashboard Umbrel

C. Just re-flash the mSD card with the latest Umbrel OS version, like you did when you install it first time.

Recovering from a channels.backup (Umbrel OS)

Once you’ve restored from the 24 words, it might take a few minutes to a few hours for it to scan all of your previous Bitcoin (on-chain) transactions and balances. Meanwhile, here’s how you can restore the funds in your Lightning channels.

STEP 1: COPY OVER THE CHANNEL BACKUP FILE FROM YOUR COMPUTER TO YOUR UMBREL.

Enter using SSH and run this:

scp <path/to/your/channel/backup/file> umbrel@umbrel.local:/home/umbrel/umbrel/lnd/channel.backup

Replace `<path/to/your/channel/backup/file>` with the exact path to channel backup file on your computer

The password is `moneyprintergobrrr`, except on version 0.3.3 or later where the password is your personal user password instead.

STEP 2: RECOVER FUNDS

cd ~/umbrel && ./bin/lncli restorechanbackup --multi_file /data/.lnd/channel.backup

After you run this, wait for 1 minute. You should now be able to see your channels being closed on http://umbrel.local/lightning.

Here is also a dedicated guide explaining 7 ways how to restore your dead Umbrel machine.

Lightning node renaming

Please keep the following security disclaimer in mind (by @mayankchhabra, the founder of Umbrel):

> Aliases can do more harm than good by leaking your private info (h/t @lukechilds for bringing this up when we were considering setting default aliases as ’s Umbrel). Imagine you name your alias “Lounès’s Umbrel”. I can then go to [1ml.com](https://1ml.com), instantly find your node, see your balance, open channels, etc. There isn’t much of an upside of setting a custom alias for private use as aliases aren’t unique and you can’t directly open channels by just using them as you still need the public key (and the onion address if it’s a Tor node). They have more value for bigger nodes (usually businesses) like Bitrefill, Bitfinex, etc so you can instantly find them and open a channel.

By this you can rename your LN node via SSH, so you do not have random name.

sudo nano ~/umbrel/lnd/lnd.conf

Add `alias=My amazing node` just after `[Application Options]`

```

[Application Options]

alias=My amazing node

listen=0.0.0.0:9735

rpclisten=0.0.0.0:10009

```

Save the file using `Ctrl + X` and `y`

Restart your node:

sudo systemctl restart umbrel-startup

NOTICE:

For all previous versions of Umbrel v0.4.0, keep a copy of this lnd.conf file. After Umbrel update this file will be overwritten. So after a software update put the lnd.conf file back from your copy.
After the version 0.4.0 the lnd.conf file is not overwritten anymore, so no need to make backups.

Rescan wallet UTXOs procedure

I sent funds to my node wallet and wasn’t 100% synced, now I can’t see them.

Step 1 - Enter using SSH into your node:

Step 2 - execute the following command to rescan wallet’s UTXOs:

sed -i "s/\[Application Options\]/\[Application Options\]\nreset-wallet-transactions=true/g;" ~/umbrel/lnd/lnd.conf && sudo reboot

Step 3 - Wait some time so LND can rescan all wallet’s UTXOs. If it solve the issue, run this to stop it from rescanning on a future restart:

sed -i "s/reset-wallet-transactions=true//g;" ~/umbrel/lnd/lnd.conf && sudo reboot

Wait, it can take quite a while.

One Umbrel App do not start or it can’t be installed

If you have error that a specific Umbrel App do not start or it keeps staying in “installing”, maybe the docker container for that app it wasn’t installed correctly or it hangs.

Step 1 - Enter using SSH into your Umbrel node:

Step 2 - stop Umbrel node with:

cd umbrel

sudo ./scripts/stop

Step 3 - clean / reconfigure the broken container:

sudo rm .env && sudo ./scripts/configure

Step 4 - apply latest Umbrel update (replace the version number with the latest):

sudo ./scripts/update/update --repo getumbrel/umbrel#v0.4.2

Restart your node:

sudo ./scripts/start

You can open Umbrel dashboard, but wait until latest blocks are catching up and also electrs is synced. All txs and channels will appear after a while.

Using previously downloaded blockchain to save time when setting up my Umbrel node

This is not natively supported by Umbrel for different reasons but you can make it at your own risk following these instructions:

Flash Umbrel OS to an SD card and boot it in a Pi with your SSD attached
Run through the setup process
Go to the settings page and shutdown Umbrel (Your SSD is now formatted correctly for Umbrel)
Remove the SSD and attach it to a host Linux machine with access to the pre-downloaded blockchain
Copy blocks and chainstate directories from your Bitcoin Core data directory to /umbrel/bitcoin/ on the SSD
Remove the SSD from the host, plug it back into your Umbrel, and power it back on.

Notes/Options:

Download blockchain using torrent, here is the torrent file (from bitcoin.org) and alternative source here.
Open Bittorrent and add the torrent file.
Start downloading
Copy the downloaded files into bitcoin/data folder
To read/attach the node disk to a Windows machine, you will need a software to read ext4 File System. For this you can use this simple driver or Linux File System from Paragon Software (trial)

How can I see logs for each node module

Enter using SSH into your Umbrel node, then do this command:

cd umbrel

sudo docker-compose logs bitcoin

replace "bitcoin" with any other module (docker repository) you want to check:

tor, lnd, electrs etc.

My external disk drive is not mounting

If you detect that your disk drive is not recognized, is blacklisted, is not accessible, enter SSH and run de debug logs:

~/umbrel/scripts/debug --upload

At the end of the log you will obtain a link where the log was uploaded. Open it and see the lines about your USB drive (" External storage service logs" section).

If you see:

"Blacklisting USB device IDs against UAS driver..."

"USB devices weren't registered after 10 tries..."

then, try this command using SSH access:

sed -i 's/ blacklist_uas/ #blacklist_uas/g' /home/umbrel/umbrel/scripts/umbrel-os/external-storage/mount && sudo reboot

After that, check again your USB cabling connection and restart normally your node. Wait until the node is catching up with the blocks, it will take a while, be patient.

After a bad shutdown of the node is not syncing

After it was 100% synced, I shutdown the node. Now can access the UI dashboard but its not syncing anymore. Did a reflash for the mSD. Troubleshoot log says:

Bitcoin Core logs

-----------------

Attaching to bitcoin

bitcoin | Error: Failed loading settings file:

bitcoin | - Unable to parse settings file /data/.bitcoin/settings.json

How to fix this issue:

Enter using SSH into your Umbrel node and run:

sudo rm ~/umbrel/bitcoin/settings.json

Restart the node machine

sudo reboot

After update Umbrel user data is not accessible

Some Rasp Pi users are claiming this issue, but is not for all. After updating with latest Umbrel version the node is starting but in dashboard the txs and LN channels are not functional.

How to fix it:

Enter using SSH into your node and run:

sudo nano ~/umbrel/lnd/lnd.conf

find the line

protocol.anchors=true

and delete it

Restart your node

sudo reboot

Some docker component fail to start

I can't access umbrel.local on browser or ip address. Did ssh and ran debug script.

First suspect line is:

stat /var/lib/docker/overlay2/....... no such file or directory

How to fix this issue:

just in case, re-flash the mSD card with the latest version of UmbrelOS (exactly the steps you did first time installing your node using the instructions from getumbrel.com
If still don't do nothing, use this command (enter using SSH into your node):

sudo systemctl stop umbrel-startup.service && docker system prune --force --all && sudo systemctl start umbrel-startup.service

Restart your node

sudo reboot

Optional another command to clear the docker containers is:

sudo docker kill $(sudo docker ps -aq) && sudo docker rm $(sudo docker ps -aq)

then restart your node

How to add a WatchTower to my node

Enter using SSH into your node and run:

cd ~/umbrel

nano lnd/lnd.conf

Add these 4 lines at the bottom:

[wtclient]

wtclient.active=true

[watchtower]

watchtower.active=true

save & close the lnd.conf file (CTRL+X)

run docker-compose restart lnd

At this point, your node is running the client & server.

To get your WTClient address:

Run this:

docker exec -it lnd lncli tower info

To add some else's node to you, have them run that command above (on an umbrel) and get the "uris" value, and you run this on your umbrel:

docker exec -it lnd lncli wtclient add

(and before you press return, add their "uris" value. it should look like this:

e25b281e05320d83b58........c@qxyhqlor3wqnys7zajalxy5smfapdi7qd...........onion:9911

Here is a list of altruistic nodes that offer WT services for your node.

Closed channel stuck

I initiated a channel close on Umbrel 2 weeks ago but it remains stuck on “closing”." If I select “view info” on the channel in RTL (Ride The Lightning), I can see it under “Waiting Close.” I have tried restarting my node several times.

What to do:

Enter using SSH into your node.

Then run this command to check pending channels:

~/umbrel/bin/lncli pendingchannels

Look in the array "waiting_close_channels" and identify your pending channel with a string like

851ddc0900b775ff4afbd12ed4c8c003456eaea862ba96664344b06a04eec7c5:1

Also you can see when the funds will be released checking the "maturity_height"

"waiting_close_channels: [ ...."maturity_height": 700998,"

That means you will have to wait until that block 700998 is mined and your funds will be released. So just wait.

If you are very imaptient, then you can force close that channel. Run this command:

~/umbrel/bin/lncli closechannel --force 851ddc0900b775ff4afbd12ed4c8c003456eaea862ba96664344b06a04eec7c5 1

Again you can run the command to see the maturity:

~/umbrel/bin/lncli pendingchannels

and you will see the new "maturity_height" block number.

Watch Umbrel logs in real time

Enter using SSH into your node.

Then run this command to watch logs in real time:

tail -f ./umbrel/bitcoin/debug.log

Change Thunderhub hardcoded password

To change thunderhub password:

ssh to umbrel
open file /home/umbrel/umbrel/apps/thunderhub/data/thubConfig.yaml
replace password value on first line. Keep the single quotes ', e.g. masterPassword: my new password
Uninstall Thunderhub and re-install it again (will take that your new password)

NOTE: latest Umbrel versions after 0.4.8 are generating TH and otehr apps passwords based on your seed. See release note here.

Electrum Server is not running correctly or cannot connect

So, some users report that cannot connect the wallets/services to their Electrum Server (electrs service in Umbrel).

Step 1: check status of electrs service, enter SSH into your node and run:

cd ~/umbrel

docker-compose logs --tail=300 electrs

See if there’s some file corruption or the index is broken. If there is such thing, run this command to repair / reindex electrs database:

sudo systemctl stop umbrel-startup && sudo rm -rf ~/umbrel/electrs/!(electrs.toml) && sudo systemctl start umbrel-startup

Then wait for one day (to allow electrs to reindex) and try connecting your BlueWallet to your Umbrel (or any wallet that supports Electrum) and see if that makes any difference.

Change the user name for my Umbrel node

ssh -t umbrel@umbrel.local

(The password is your dashboard password)

Then run:

echo "$( jq '.name = "NEWNAME"' ~/umbrel/db/user.json )" > ~/umbrel/db/user.json

Don’t forget to change NEWNAME by your new username.

Be careful running this command. This file contains your hashed password and seed. Copy paste it and change only NEWNAME.

I just setup the node and see the login screen and the button is not active, can’t login or continue.

ssh -t umbrel@umbrel.local

(The password is moneyprintergobrrr. Be aware that you will not see what you type, just type it and press enter)

Then run:

cd umbrel
sudo systemctl stop umbrel-startup && sudo rm -rf ~/umbrel/lnd/!(lnd.conf) && sudo rm -f ~/umbrel/db/user.json && sudo rm -f  ~/umbrel/db/umbrel-seed/seed && sudo systemctl start umbrel-startup

Restart a service of the node without restarting the machine

To restart only a single service without restarting the whole machine run this:

ssh -t umbrel@umbrel.local

Use your umbrel user password.

Replace “lnd” with other services of your node: bitcoin, lnd, tor, electrs etc

cd ~/umbrel && docker-compose restart lnd

Wallet is locked. How to unlock it in command line

Credits to @Hakuna that helps writing it.

How to verify: login to the Umbrel dashboard page > settings > Debug log and look out for the LND section. If you find a repetitive entry like the below, your wallet is locked and LND can’t start properly:

RPCS: [/lnrpc.Lightning/GetInfo]: wallet locked, unlock it to enable full RPC access

Part 1)

ssh -t umbrel@umbrel.local

The prompted password is your dashboard password.

Then execute:

cd ~/umbrel && docker-compose exec lnd /bin/bash

Then:

lncli unlock

When prompted, enter the password you have used logging into your Umbrel user interface.

Done. Now open Umbrel dashboard page and login. Verify like above if that was successful.

Part 2)

In case the above doesn’t work and your wallet is still locked, add the following steps

ssh -t umbrel@umbrel.local

Make a backup of your current lnd.conf

cp ~/umbrel/lnd/lnd.conf ~/umbrel/lnd/lnd.bak

Delete your current lnd.conf, re-configure Umbrel and restart the node

rm ~/umbrel/lnd/lnd.conf && ~/umbrel/scripts/configure && sudo reboot

After restart, your LND will take a few minutes to catch up again.

Go into the Umbrel Dashboard > Settings > Debug again and validate the wallet is unlocked this time.

In case of success, carefully add the lines of customization from your lnd.bak and copy those into your lnd.conf. Don’t copy the whole file, as it may contains a wrong configuration which caused your wallet to be locked in the first place.

Blockchain data is corrupted

You have two options:

delete the blocks data (only) and re-sync all blocks again
run re-index command (takes time)

To run re-index, SSH into umbrel and:

cd umbrel/bitcoin

nano bitcoin.conf

add this line

reindex=1

CTRL+X - save it - ENTER to exit

restart the umbrel node:

sudo ./scripts/stop

sudo ./scripts/start

Have patience, it will take long time, maybe days.

You can check the status in logs:

SSH

cd umbrel

docker-compose logs -f bitcoin

After finishes, stop the node and remove the reindex=1 line, then restart the node in normal mode.

It will take also some time for electrs to reindex the blocks.

Several docker services could not start

If you see in your node debug logs, that error message about docker “failed to start containers”, SSH into your node and run this command:

cd umbrel

sudo systemctl stop docker.service && sudo systemctl stop docker.socket && sudo rm -rf /var/lib/docker/* && sudo umount /var/lib/docker || true && sudo rm -rf /mnt/data/docker/* && sudo reboot

I updated my Umbrel but it stuck in finish it

I run the Umbrel update but it gets stuck and in debug logs I see this error:

umbrel external storage updater

That means the updating process was not correctly finished and you need to restart it.

SSH into node and run:

rm -f ~/umbrel/statuses/update-in-progress && sudo reboot

The node will reboot and all will be back.

RTL stuck in starting after update Umbrel

I updated my Umbrel to latest version and now RTL is not starting anymore. I tried restarting, re-install but nothing fix it.

This is a known issue on amd64 based Umbrels. It will be solved with the next release. For now, here is a hot fix to be executed from your Umbrel root dir:

sed -i "s/bash/sh/g;" app-data/ride-the-lightning/rtl/entrypoint.sh && scripts/app stop ride-the-lightning && scripts/app start ride-the-lightning

But soon this fix will be included in a new release. This is only temporary fix.

I restored my Umbrel node from seed but my balance is zero

Apparently, when you recover your seed, LND enters in “Recovery Mode” and start address discovery, i.e. try to find every address of your wallet that has already been used and add it to the wallet known addresses.

If somehow LND is stopped during this address discovery, the process won’t resume on restart and LND won’t know about some of your addresses. The fix is to recreate the wallet (recover) so LND can go through the address discovery process again.

1- First, remove the reset-wallet-transactions option that you may have set previously.

sed -i '/reset-wallet-transactions=true/d;' ~/umbrel/lnd/lnd.conf

2- Reset your Umbrel user data

sudo systemctl stop umbrel-startup && sudo rm -rf ~/umbrel/lnd/!(lnd.conf) && sudo rm -f ~/umbrel/db/user.json && sudo rm -f ~/umbrel/db/umbrel-seed/seed && sudo systemctl start umbrel-startup

3- Go through the setup process and recover from your seed.

4- Wait and do NOT restart or shutdown your Umbrel. This is very important as stopping LND during address discovery won’t resume that process and LND won’t know some of your addresses.

Warning: If after a little while, the Lightning wallet / widget seems to be endlessly loading and you see some RPC error, wallet not created in LND logs, restart from Step 2.

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Umbrel BTC/LN node - Troubleshooting

Umbrel BTC/LN node - Troubleshooting

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Basic rules/steps before going down digging

Is my Raspberry Pi compatible?

My Umbrel node keeps crashing

My Umbrel node doesn’t boot

I can’t access the dashboard at umbrel.local or my node keeps crashing

Setting a fixed address on the Raspberry Pi

Using WiFi instead of Ethernet

Manually accessing `bitcon-cli` and `lncli`

Reset your Umbrel user data (if you lost your password)

Manually updating Umbrel

Recovering from a channels.backup (Umbrel OS)

Lightning node renaming

Rescan wallet UTXOs procedure

One Umbrel App do not start or it can’t be installed

Using previously downloaded blockchain to save time when setting up my Umbrel node

How can I see logs for each node module

My external disk drive is not mounting

After a bad shutdown of the node is not syncing

After update Umbrel user data is not accessible

Some docker component fail to start

How to add a WatchTower to my node

Closed channel stuck

Watch Umbrel logs in real time

Change Thunderhub hardcoded password

Electrum Server is not running correctly or cannot connect

Change the user name for my Umbrel node

Restart a service of the node without restarting the machine

Wallet is locked. How to unlock it in command line

Blockchain data is corrupted

Several docker services could not start

I updated my Umbrel but it stuck in finish it

RTL stuck in starting after update Umbrel

I restored my Umbrel node from seed but my balance is zero

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Umbrel BTC/LN node - Troubleshooting

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Basic rules/steps before going down digging

How to login using SSH

Is my Raspberry Pi compatible?

My Umbrel node keeps crashing

My Umbrel node doesn’t boot

I can’t access the dashboard at umbrel.local or my node keeps crashing

Setting a fixed address on the Raspberry Pi

Using WiFi instead of Ethernet

Manually accessing `bitcon-cli` and `lncli`

Reset your Umbrel user data (if you lost your password)

Manually updating Umbrel

Recovering from a channels.backup (Umbrel OS)

Lightning node renaming

Rescan wallet UTXOs procedure

One Umbrel App do not start or it can’t be installed

Using previously downloaded blockchain to save time when setting up my Umbrel node

How can I see logs for each node module

My external disk drive is not mounting

After a bad shutdown of the node is not syncing

After update Umbrel user data is not accessible

Some docker component fail to start

How to add a WatchTower to my node

Closed channel stuck

Watch Umbrel logs in real time

Change Thunderhub hardcoded password

Electrum Server is not running correctly or cannot connect

Change the user name for my Umbrel node

Login screen it just freeze, can't login

Restart a service of the node without restarting the machine

Wallet is locked. How to unlock it in command line

Blockchain data is corrupted

Several docker services could not start

I updated my Umbrel but it stuck in finish it

RTL stuck in starting after update Umbrel

I restored my Umbrel node from seed but my balance is zero

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