[7.0.0-beta.1] after update a docker not possible to reboot

There have been multiple reports of a plugin, possible zfs master or other, causing issues, and I do see a zfs related call trace, please try again in safe mode.

26 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

There have been multiple reports of a plugin, possible zfs master or other, causing issues, and I do see a zfs related call trace, please try again in safe mode.

I have now updated some containers in gui safe mode. -> no problems
As you already suspected, it looks like a plugin is causing problems here.

Please see if you can confirm which plugin is the problem, I would start with zfs master.

Unfortunately I cannot confirm exactly what the problem is.

 

I have uninstalled zfs master + znapzend and updated to 7.0.0-beta.1.
After that container update without problems.
znapzend installed again
Container update still without problems.

 

Then I wanted to downgrade to 6.12.10 again, but got a call trace. Again cold start necessary.

 

Edited July 5 by Anym001

1 hour ago, Anym001 said:

Then I wanted to downgrade to 6.12.10 again

But the call trace was still with 7.0.0 right?

 

If yes, please try using a docker image instead and see if you get the same call traces.

I'm now almost certain that this is not a plugin issue, but a zfs issue with docker, this was just reported today, looks like the exact same issue:

 

https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/16324

 

I think that the best bet for now, is to change to a docker image, or if you really want a docker folder, switch to xfs or btrfs.

59 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

I'm now almost certain that this is not a plugin issue, but a zfs issue with docker, this was just reported today, looks like the exact same issue:

 

https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/16324

 

I think that the best bet for now, is to change to a docker image, or if you really want a docker folder, switch to xfs or btrfs.

Yes, the problem topic starter describes, is exactly like mine, including the garbled screen.

Same problem here, can I use docker image with ZFS of do I need to swicth the cache pool off my docker/appdata back to BTRFS?

2 minutes ago, Kopernikus said:

can I use docker image with ZFS

You can.

Shoudl I choose BTRFS vdisk or XFS vdisk then? My cache volume where my docker/appdata resides is ZFS RAID1

18 minutes ago, Kopernikus said:

Shoudl I choose BTRFS vdisk or XFS vdisk then?

Should be the same.