June 19, 20242 yr Overnight my software monitoring and controlling the Axpert inverter failed and won't restart, giving me a a variety of error messages. After spending half a day on the problem (I'm no software expert) I have determined that the current Solar.db is the problem, assuming it has become corrupted. If I rename that ICC makes a new file "Solar.db" but it has zero bytes, and no database tables. So I can't save anything to the nonexistent database. If someone can give me linux cli instructions to make a new Solar.db and copy in the settings table and the error code table I can copy and paste very successfully. Or if someone can make me a blank one I could use that and reenter my settings from the old database. Opening the database in a GUI to look at the last entries in the tables did not show me anything which looked odd so I didn't try editing that database.
June 20, 20242 yr Author I have managed to get my system under ICC control again with some magic from a GUI SQLite database browser. History is absent, but not of any concern to me right now. Upgrade is coming but not this month!
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