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6.9.0 RC2 Kernel panic and hard freeze at NVME cache using

Hi, I get a kernel crash if I use my NVME cache and write data on it.

dmesg, crash not included https://pastebin.com/D9huGDF4

 

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Nothing happens if I copy just ~5gb on it, everything is fine.

As soon I copy more stuff on it crashs reproduceable after 10-30min (regardless if I use it as cache or directly copy onto it).

After it crashs (hard freeze of the system) I need to reboot and then it crashs much faster ~2-5min).

Temps are okay ~40°C and even with a DIY cooler directly on top nothing changes.

Can't grep a complete log because ssh dies too and no output happens.

 

What I tested so far and everything resulted in the same:

- RAM was tested with https://www.memtest86.com/ for a day and was okay.

- Nvme was replaced by an completely different one (different size and manufacture).

- Tried copy over network and local.

- Bios Update restore to stock settings etc.

- VM on or off doesn't matter.

- Complete reinstall with minimal config same result.

 

If I am not using the nvme cache everything is super stable and perfectly useable.

 

Same system at windows (did a test install to verify) has no problems with the nvme.

 

If anyone has a good idea what I may test or what log I need to provide pls ask (I am familiar with linux).

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