Help me, please, this has been driving me insane today. So I have a bela mini which worked just fine until yesterday. Just today I got a standard bela and the same issue occurred so I don't know what to think about it. Also, I'm very n00b in the matter, so please have patience. Both run into the same issue, they won't start basic patches from examples on boot, I can only run them from the IDE. After plugging to the power source they produce a sine tone and the light indicates error. On the IDE it displays:

-- Logs begin at Thu 2016-11-03 17:16:43 UTC. --
Nov 03 17:16:50 bela systemd[1]: Started Run Bela at boot.
Nov 03 17:16:50 bela stdbuf[224]: make: Entering directory '/root/Bela'
Nov 03 17:16:52 bela stdbuf[224]: make: Warning: File 'libraries/OnePole/build/OnePole.d' has modification time 178245675 s in the future
Nov 03 17:16:52 bela stdbuf[224]: Running /root/Bela/projects/basic/basic -p16 -C8 -B16 -N1 -G1 -M0 -H0,-6 -H1,-6 -H2,-6 -H3,-6 -H4,-6 -H5,-6 -H6,-6 -H7,-6 -I0,10 -I1,10 -I2,10 -I3,10 -I4,10 -I5,10 -I6,10 -I7,10 -X0
Building project ...
make: Nothing to be done for 'all'.
Build finished
Running project ...
Jan 31 17:41:37 bela stdbuf[224]: Makefile:602: recipe for target 'runonly' failed
Jan 31 17:41:37 bela stdbuf[224]: make: *** [runonly] Terminated
Jan 31 17:41:37 bela systemd[1]: Stopping Run Bela at boot...
Jan 31 17:41:37 bela systemd[1]: Stopped Run Bela at boot.

I tried reflashing and updating bela mini with no success and the standard one was fresh out of the mail, so it had no reason malfunctioning on basic patch, so I'm suspecting my computer. It's an M1 Mac.
🙁

    rysizadra o I'm suspecting my computer. It's an M1 Mac.

    That won't be the culprit.

    So are you having the exact same issue on both a Bela and BelaMini? Can you show the details you get by going to the Settings -> Other system functions -> About Bela in the IDE?

      Yes, both run into an exactly same problem.
      Is that it?

      Image:
      v0.3.8h, 5 January 2023

      Core code:
      We could not determine the last time your core code was updated
      Git desc: 'e43b8abe'

      that's from the mini:

      Image:
      v0.3.8h, 5 January 2023

      Core code:
      Last updated on '2 Jan 2023 14:45:09 '
      from file '/root/Bela/updates/Bela-master.zip'
      via 'make update'
      Update was successful
      Git desc: 'e43b8abe-dirty'

      So I tried running several examples (e.g.: basic, Audio/delay, PureData/hello-world) and they all work fine with a stock v0.3.8h image and also after updating the core code with both Bela and BelaMini. What projects are you running, specifically? Does it ever start running maybe just for a few seconds and then stop? Does the LED on the BelaMini cape ever start blinking blue?

      What is the "power source" you are applying?

      Using any patch will produce the same error. I believe it occurred first after I was using trill craft with the craft-sound patch. Now I tried on most basic ones, hello-sound, rubber-duckie, same thing.
      Doesn't boot even for a second; the blue light turns on, then the "heartbeat" light, and after a couple of seconds, the third led blinks rapidly while playing a sine tone. I used a basic 5V phone charging socket via micro USB.

      Isn't the first initial problem

      rysizadra modification time 178245675 s in the future

      an issue with the clock sync?

          rysizadra an issue with the clock sync?

          When Bela boots it forgets about the time because it doesn't have a battery, but it gets set again when the IDE loads, so that warning is not an issue.

          rysizadra the blue light turns on, then the "heartbeat" light, and after a couple of seconds, the third led blinks rapidly while playing a sine tone.

          this seems the regular behaviour when the program set to run on boot is the "basic" project, which is what I see is running here:

          rysizadra Nov 03 17:16:52 bela stdbuf[224]: Running /root/Bela/projects/basic/basic -p16 -C8 -B16 -N1 -G1 -M0 -H0,-6 -H1,-6 -H2,-6 -H3,-6 -H4,-6 -H5,-6 -H6,-6 -H7,-6 -I0,10 -I1,10 -I2,10 -I3,10 -I4,10 -I5,10 -I6,10 -I7,10 -X0

          So I must ask: how are you selecting the project to run on boot? Keep in mind that the project to run on boot is not the currently selected project, but you have to select it explicitly from the Settings tab's "Run project on boot:" dropdown.